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The Implications of End-user Service Usage Behavior Patterns on In-network Video QoE Monitoring and Management

One of the most popular types of multimedia services comprising the ever increasing global IP traffic are video streaming services. A significant amount of research has addressed the challenge of understanding, measuring and managing Quality of Experience (QoE) of online video services. One of the key aspects in understanding what impacts QoE and how to optimise systems to meet QoE requirements is end- user behavior and user's involvement in the video delivery process. User tendency to somehow interact with the video is a factor which may be exploited to properly design a system, offer a better service, and potentially detect service impairments. This paper presents research trends related to understanding end-user service usage behavior patterns and corresponding implications on in-network video QoE monitoring and management.

Quality of Experience, QoE Monitoring, QoE Management, Video Streaming ; User Behavior

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