Ph.D. Proposal Oral Exam - Shruti Lall

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  • Date/Time:
    • Thursday March 4, 2021 - Friday March 5, 2021
      2:00 pm - 3:59 pm
  • Location: https://bluejeans.com/603842648 
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Summary Sentence: Time-shifted Prefetching and Edge-caching of Video Content to Reduce Peak-time Network Traffic

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Title:  Time-shifted Prefetching and Edge-caching of Video Content to Reduce Peak-time Network Traffic

Committee: 

Dr. Sivakumar, Advisor 

Dr. Fekri, Chair

Dr. Blough

Abstract: The objective of the proposed research is to provide insights into video content consumption, and develop a set of data-driven prediction and prefetching algorithms, based on machine-learning and deep-learning techniques, which accurately anticipates the video content the user will consume, and caches it on edge nodes during off-peak periods to reduce peak-time usage. Video streaming accounts for over 60% of global fixed downstream Internet traffic and 65% of worldwide mobile downstream traffic; and is expected to grow to 82% by 2022. As a result of the increasing growth and popularity of video content, the network is heavily burdened. Typically, upgrades are triggered when there is a reasonably sustained peak usage that exceeds 80% of capacity. In this context, with network traffic load being significantly higher during peak periods (up to 5x as much), we explore the problem of prefetching video content during off-peak periods of the network even when such periods are substantially separated from the actual usage-time.  To this end, we collect and perform an in-depth analysis on real-world datasets of YouTube and Netflix usage collected from over 1,200 users. Equipped with the datasets and our derived insights, we develop a set of data-driven prediction and prefetching algorithms, based on machine-learning and deep-learning techniques, which anticipates the video content the user will consume, and prefetches it during off-peak periods to reduce peak-time usage.

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ECE Ph.D. Proposal Oral Exams

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Phd proposal, graduate students
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  • Created By: Daniela Staiculescu
  • Workflow Status: Published
  • Created On: Feb 8, 2021 - 12:45pm
  • Last Updated: Feb 8, 2021 - 12:45pm