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GatcomVideo
Graphical application included in the VDSF-VN framework
Application developed in Java that allow the study of video streaming over Vehicular Networks (VANETs), including all the necessary tasks, namely: video encoding with HEVC, launching the simulations in parallel, generating graphs with the results, and analysing the received video quality with several Quality of Experience (QoE) metrics: Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR), Structural Similarity Index Measure (SSIM), ... GatcomVideo is part of the Video Delivery Simulation Framework over... -
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VDSF-VN (ppp_qos)
Framework for simulation of video streaming over VANETs
Video Delivery Simulation Framework over Vehicular Networks (VDSF-VN) is a set of tools that allow the study of video streaming over Vehicular Networks (VANETs), including all the necessary tasks, namely: video encoding with HEVC, creating the network scenarios for SUMO & OMNeT++, launching the simulations in parallel, generating graphs with the results, analyzing the received video quality (PSNR, SSIM, ...). The framework is composed of several components: (1) an OMNeT++ project called... -
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A Java Library/Servlet/Service for on-the-fly scaling and efficient caching of images on web servers. Allows web authors to supply only a single (usually large) instance of any image, then refer to scaled images with urls like "myImage.jpg?width=120".
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