AnANFIS-basedHybridVideoQualityPredictionModelfor.ppt

IEEE NGMAST 17-19 Sept, Cardiff, UK An ANFIS-based Hybrid Video Quality Prediction Model for Video Streaming over Wireless Networks Asiya Khan, Lingfen Sun Emmanuel Ifeachor 19th Sept 2008 University of Plymouth United Kingdom {asiya.khan; l.sun; e.ifeachor} @plymouth.ac.uk Information Communication Technologies * IEEE NGMAST 16-19 Sept, Cardiff, UK Presentation Outline Background Video quality for wireless networks Current status Aims of the project Main Contributions Classification of video content into three main categories Impact of application and network level parameters on video quality Novel non-intrusive video quality prediction models based on ANFIS in terms of MOS score and Q value[3] Conclusions and Future Work IEEE NGMAST 16-19 Sept, Cardiff, UK * Background – Video Quality for Wireless Networks(1) Video Quality Measurement Subjective method (Mean Opinion Score -- MOS) Objective methods Intrusive methods (e.g. PSNR, Q value[3]) Non-intrusive methods (e.g. ANN-based models) Why do we need to predict video quality? Multimedia services are increasingly accessed with wireless components For Quality of Service (QoS) control for multimedia applications IEEE NGMAST 16-19 Sept, Cardiff, UK * Background – Video Quality for Wireless Networks(2) End-to-end perceived video quality Raw video MOS/Q Degraded video Raw video Received video Simulated system