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QoE assessment and prediction method for high-definition video stream using image damage accumulation

Geng Yang, Luoming Meng, Wang Yao, Yu Kyung Yang, Zhiguo Qu

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Abstract

The accuracy of the traditional assessment method of the quality of experience (QoE) has been facing challenges with the growth of high-definition (HD) video streaming services. Image display-quality damage is the main factor that affects the QoE in HD video services through UDP network transmission. In this paper, we introduce a novel objective factor known as image damage accumulation (IDA) to assess user's QoE in HD video services. First, this paper quantitatively analyzed the effect on user quality of experience by IDA and established a mapping relationship between mean opinion scores and IDA. Furthermore, the probability of image damage caused by compression and transmission were analyzed. Based on this analysis, an objective QoE assessment and prediction method for HD video stream service that evaluated the user experience according to IDA are proposed. The proposed method can achieve assessment and prediction accuracy on three distinct subjective tests.

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The accuracy of the traditional assessment method of the quality of experience (QoE) has been facing challenges with the growth of high-definition (HD) video streaming services. Image display-quality damage is the main factor that affects the QoE in HD video services through UDP network transmission. In this paper, we introduce a novel objective factor known as image damage accumulation (IDA) to assess user's QoE in HD video services. First, this paper quantitatively analyzed the effect on user quality of experience by IDA and established a mapping relationship between mean opinion scores and IDA. Furthermore, the probability of image damage caused by compression and transmission were analyzed. Based on this analysis, an objective QoE assessment and prediction method for HD video stream service that evaluated the user experience according to IDA are proposed. The proposed method can achieve assessment and prediction accuracy on three distinct subjective tests.

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The accuracy of the traditional assessment method of the quality of experience (QoE) has been facing challenges with the growth of high-definition (HD) video streaming services. Image display-quality damage is the main factor that affects the QoE in HD video services through UDP network transmission. In this paper, we introduce a novel objective factor known as image damage accumulation (IDA) to assess user's QoE in HD video services. First, this paper quantitatively analyzed the effect on user quality of experience by IDA and established a mapping relationship between mean opinion scores and IDA. Furthermore, the probability of image damage caused by compression and transmission were analyzed. Based on this analysis, an objective QoE assessment and prediction method for HD video stream service that evaluated the user experience according to IDA are proposed. The proposed method can achieve assessment and prediction accuracy on three distinct subjective tests.

Key concepts: Computer science, Mean opinion score, Quality of experience, Video quality, Subjective video quality, Image quality, Transmission (telecommunications), Image (mathematics)

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