Proxy Cache Management for FineGrained Scalable Video细粒度可伸缩视频的代理缓存管理.pptVIP

Proxy Cache Management for Fine-Grained Scalable Video Streaming Jiangchuan Liu The Chinese University of Hong Kong Xiaowen Chu and Jianliang Xu Baptist University of Hong Kong Infocom’04, March 2003 Outline Introduction and Motivations Problem Settings and Solutions Performance Evaluation and Comparison Conclusion and Future Work Video Caching Proxy caching saving video objects at proxies close to clients Temporal locality Geographical locality Unique Features Video objects vs. Web objects High data rate, yet adaptive Long playback duration ? Various interactions: random access early termination ? Huge volume one-hour MPEG-1, about 675 MB Partial Caching Interval caching (Dan96, Tewari98…) Prefix caching (Sen99, Jin02…) Segment caching (Wu01, Miao02, Chae,Chen03…) Common Assumptions Continuous playback No interactions or premature termination Homogeneous segment access rate Homogeneous clients Identical access bandwidth Time partitioning only Non-adaptive caching Non-scalable single-rate video Our Assumptions and Objectives Assumptions User interactivity: early terminations Heterogeneous client access bandwidths Vehicle Fine-Grained Scalable (FGS) video Objectives Rate adaptive caching and streaming Understanding the benefits (?) of FGS caching Vs. Replication (Hartanto02), Transcoding (Tang02) Related Work and Differences Video staging (Zhang00) Quality adaptation (Yu00, Rejaie00) Adaptation per user basis Replacement Prefetching Blocking performance (Kangasharju02) Admission control Homogeneous access rate Caching for VCR-operations (Fahmi01) Outline Introduction and Motivations Problem Settings and Solutions Performance Evaluation and Comparison Conclusion and Future Work System Model and Operations Model Parameters Problem(1): Caching Strategy Explore the rate adaptability of FGS in caching Problem: Given cache size and client utility level, which portion of an FGS video should be cached Objective Min transmission