Efficient Scheduling of Multiple Data Transfers in Mobile Applications

V. Kalogeraki, Giannis Tzouros
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Over the last decade wireless data streaming has progressively become an important aspect of our life. However, the lack of appropriate mechanisms to handle wireless network disruptions and delays, causes mobile applications to frequently suffer from unstable wireless connectivity, which makes data streaming particularly challenging leading to unstable streaming rates, long delays and often network failures. This paper proposes a framework that utilizes performance monitoring, machine learning and scheduling techniques to effectively schedule data streaming for mobile applications. The framework monitors the current network conditions through a set of performance metrics and evaluates its availability using a machine learning approach. To meet real-time performance objectives, if the network is characterized eligible for streaming, we use a deadline-first scheduling order for the data streaming. Our experimental evaluation, using different network traffic scenarios, illustrates the performance and benefits of the approach proposed.
移动应用程序中多个数据传输的高效调度
在过去的十年中,无线数据流已经逐渐成为我们生活的一个重要方面。然而,缺乏适当的机制来处理无线网络中断和延迟,导致移动应用程序经常遭受不稳定的无线连接,这使得数据流特别具有挑战性,导致不稳定的流速率,长时间延迟和经常网络故障。本文提出了一个框架,利用性能监控、机器学习和调度技术来有效地调度移动应用程序的数据流。该框架通过一组性能指标监控当前网络状况,并使用机器学习方法评估其可用性。为了满足实时性能目标,如果网络符合流的特征,我们对数据流使用截止日期优先的调度顺序。我们的实验评估,使用不同的网络流量场景,说明了所提出的方法的性能和优点。
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