This paper presents a distributed agent-based Quality of Experience (QoE) monitoring solution for Long Term Evolution (LTE)-Advanced Pro networks. The proposed solution relies on an approach that considers the computational complexity and the network load to adjust the frequency of measurements while considering the estimation accuracy. Accordingly, the proposed system allows the Internet Service Provider (ISP) to monitor the network QoE level accurately without overloading the network by considering different Influence Factors (IFs). Some preliminary results are shown in terms of accuracy of estimations and computational complexity in case of video streaming service.

A QoE monitoring solution for LTE-Advanced Pro networks

Grigoriou, Elisavet;Atzori, Luigi;Pilloni, Virginia;
2018-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents a distributed agent-based Quality of Experience (QoE) monitoring solution for Long Term Evolution (LTE)-Advanced Pro networks. The proposed solution relies on an approach that considers the computational complexity and the network load to adjust the frequency of measurements while considering the estimation accuracy. Accordingly, the proposed system allows the Internet Service Provider (ISP) to monitor the network QoE level accurately without overloading the network by considering different Influence Factors (IFs). Some preliminary results are shown in terms of accuracy of estimations and computational complexity in case of video streaming service.
2018
9781538661512
Algorithm; LTE; Monitoring; QoE; Solution; Computer networks and communications; Computer graphics and Computer-Aided Design
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