Eric Setton

TL;DR: This work reports results on a Wyner-Ziv coding scheme for motion video that uses intraframe encoding, but interframe decoding, and uses previously reconstructed frames to generate side information for interframe decode of the Wyner -Ziv frames.

TL;DR: A model is developed which captures both the impact of encoder quantization and of packet loss due to network congestion on the overall video quality and is confirmed by network simulations performed with different routing algorithms, latency requirements and encoding structures.

TL;DR: A rate-distortion model which predicts end-to-end video quality in throughput limited environments is presented and used to determine the over-provisioning necessary to avoid self-inflicted congestion.

TL;DR: The concept of congestion-distortion optimized streaming and a scheduler which attempts to minimize the Lagrangian cost of end-to-end delay and media distortion are introduced.