Oussama Layaida

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Published: 1993
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2005
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Oussama Layaida, Daniel Hagimont:
Adaptive video streaming for embedded devices. IEE Proc. Softw. 152(5): 238-244 (2005)
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Oussama Layaida, Daniel Hagimont:
Designing Self-adaptive Multimedia Applications Through Hierarchical Reconfiguration. DAIS 2005: 95-107
2004
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Oussama Layaida, Slim Ben Atallah, Daniel Hagimont:
Reconfiguration-based QoS Management in Multimedia Streaming Applications. EUROMICRO 2004: 248-255
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Oussama Layaida, Slim Ben Attalah, Daniel Hagimont:
Adaptive Media Streaming Using Self-reconfigurable Proxies. HSNMC 2004: 1044-1055
2003
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Slim Ben Atallah, Oussama Layaida, Noel De Palma, Daniel Hagimont:
Dynamic Configuration of Multimedia Applications. MMNS 2003: 46-63

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