A review on Machine Learning based User-Centric Multimedia Streaming Techniques
Monalisa Ghosh, Chetna Singhal

TL;DR
This paper reviews machine learning techniques for user-centric multimedia streaming, focusing on QoE modeling and adaptive strategies to enhance user experience in dynamic wireless environments.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of ML-based QoE modeling and adaptive streaming strategies specifically for multimedia content, including 360° videos, highlighting recent research and challenges.
Findings
ML-based QoE models improve streaming quality
Adaptive strategies enhance user experience in wireless networks
Identifies open challenges and future research directions
Abstract
The multimedia content and streaming are a major means of information exchange in the modern era and there is an increasing demand for such services. This coupled with the advancement of future wireless networks B5G/6G and the proliferation of intelligent handheld mobile devices, has facilitated the availability of multimedia content to heterogeneous mobile users. Apart from the conventional video, the 360 videos have gained popularity with the emerging virtual reality applications. All formats of videos (conventional and 360) undergo processing, compression, and transmission across dynamic wireless channels with restricted bandwidth to facilitate the streaming services. This causes video impairments, leading to quality degradation and poses challenges in delivering good Quality-of-Experience (QoE) to the viewers. The QoE is a prominent subjective quality measure to assess…
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Taxonomy
TopicsImage and Video Quality Assessment · Caching and Content Delivery
Methodstravel james · Focus
