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Service Quality Management Based on Quality of Experience

Shin et al., 2016

Document ID
6834731416792864558
Author
Shin M
Kim D
Publication year
Publication venue
Korean Management Science Review

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This study provides a framework to assess network design under the regime of QoE (Quality of Experience). Our approach is expected to reveal the necessity of developing the QoE measures and applying this notion to network design, particularly in the mobile environment …
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Classifications

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