Sentence examples for quality agent from inspiring English sources

We introduce the notion of a video quality agent.

For example, a video player or transcoder can be modified to extract the features needed by the quality agent during decoding for playback.

We use the term 'video quality agent' to refer to a software process, integrated with an existing decoder or with its own decoding ability, that can analyze a bitstream, extract the necessary features, estimate the necessary parameters, calculate the quality estimates, and finally, communicate those measurements to another software process running in the network.

High quality agents are present in both organizations, while low quality agents receive no resources from either organization and are segregated by quality into the two organizations.

Figure 15 Video Quality Monitoring System composed of a number of video quality agents and an aggregator.

As mentioned above, video quality agents can be embedded into video players on mobile handsets, in set-top boxes, on computers, etc.

Two organizations compete for high quality agents from a fixed population of heterogeneous qualities by designing how to distribute their resources among members according to their quality ranking.

Consider the illustration in Figure 15 in which a number of video quality agents are deployed to monitor the quality of a video stream as it is transcoded, packaged, and served to a mobile phone.

A video quality monitoring system is a collection of video quality agents all reporting their measurements back to a central network collection point where the measurements are aggregated for further analysis.

A stronger peer effect increases the competition for high quality agents, resulting in both organizations concentrating their resources on fewer ranks with steeper increases in resources per rank, and yields a greater equilibrium difference in average quality between the two organizations.

Further, despite the fact that all selected RCTs were of high quality, agents were evaluated in slightly different clinical settings and populations.