Impact of Retainability Failures on Video Quality of Experience
Weiwei Li, Hamood Ur-Rehman, Mark Chignell, Alberto Leon‐Garcia, Leon Zucherman, Jie Jiang · 2014
Measurement of video Quality of Experience is needed to enable telecommunication service operators to provide acceptable video viewing experience to their customers. Without accurate Quality of Experience measurement, it is hard to predict customer satisfaction. Accessibility and Retain ability failures are important factors that can affect the experience of viewing video on the Internet. Most of the published work in the assessment of Video Quality of Experience has focused on the quality of video viewing sessions without considering the impact of Accessibility and Retain ability failures. In this paper, we focus on the Quality of Experience for video sessions in the presence of Retain ability failures. We primarily evaluate video Quality of Experience for videos with temporary interruptions, called Integrity impairments, as well as with permanent interruptions called Retain ability failures. A subjective study was conducted to observe the effect of Retain ability failure on video Quality of Experience. The results of the subjective study suggest that videos with Retain ability failures are rated much lower than videos without any failure. An initial linear model for QoE of videos subject to Retain ability failures is introduced.