Abstract:
In a method of quality assessment for a multimedia signal comprising video telephony media in a video telephony system, the multimedia signal is received SIO, a plurality of parameters of said multimedia signal are extracted S20, and an objective quality measure is determined S30 for the video telephony media based on representations of at least two of the extracted parameters.
Abstract:
In a method of quality assessment for a multimedia signal comprising video telephony media in a video telephony system, the multimedia signal is received SlO, a plurality of parameters of said multimedia signal are extracted S20, and an objective quality measure is determined S30 for the video telephony media based on representations of at least two of the extracted parameters.
Abstract:
Hence a method is provided for determining a quality value of a video stream, comprising the steps of: identifying lost data packets of the video stream; identifying at least two intra coded frames of the video stream; determining intra coded frames having a maintained image quality, based on estimating if a lost data packet is associated with an intra coded frame; esti-mating a distance between each one of the lost data packets and a next respective, subsequent intra coded frame having a main-tained image quality; and generating the quality value, based on the distances. A system and a computer readable medium are also described.
Abstract:
Hence a method is provided for determining a quality value of a video stream, comprising the steps of: identifying lost data packets of the video stream; identifying at least two intra coded frames of the video stream; determining intra coded frames having a maintained image quality, based on estimating if a lost data packet is associated with an intra coded frame; estimating a distance between each one of the lost data packets and a next respective, subsequent intra coded frame having a maintained image quality; and generating the quality value, based on the distances. A system and a computer readable medium are also described.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method to identify one or more interference sources in a mobile radio system, preferably in a GSM radio network for mobile telephones. A received signal (r) consists of a wanted signal and a number of interference signals of which one is a dominating interference signal and where all signals includes a known training sequence (TK 1 ,TK 2 , . . . ). The carrier is estimated and subtracted from the received signal (r) giving a remaining interference signal (s).This signal is correlated against known training sequences (TKj, j=0,1,2, . . . ,7) resulting in a training sequence associated with the interfering signal. According to the invention, the identification code (BCC) of a possible interference source (BS1) from said training sequence is determined. After that, a number of candidates (CA 1 ,CA 2 , ), each corresponding with a certain cell from the identification code (BCC) are determined and also the frequency which is disturbed and the timing offset (t 1 ,t 2 , . . . FIG. 7 ) for the frequencies used by said candidates. Finally it is investigated if one or more (fa,fb) of these have the same time offset as the interference signal (t 0 ) resulting in that at least one candidate (CA 3 ) with the best matching offsets on its frequencies is identified as the interference source.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method to identify one or more interference sources in a mobile radio system, preferably in a GSM radio network for mobile telephones. A received signal (r) consists of a wanted signal and a number of interference signals of which one is a dominating interference signal and where all signals includes a known training sequence (TK 1 ,TK 2 , . . . ). The carrier is estimated and subtracted from the received signal (r) giving a remaining interference signal (s).This signal is correlated against known training sequences (TKj, j=0,1,2, . . . ,7) resulting in a training sequence associated with the interfering signal. According to the invention, the identification code (BCC) of a possible interference source (BS1) from said training sequence is determined. After that, a number of candidates (CA 1 ,CA 2 , ), each corresponding with a certain cell from the identification code (BCC) are determined and also the frequency which is disturbed and the timing offset (t 1 ,t 2 , . . . FIG. 7 ) for the frequencies used by said candidates. Finally it is investigated if one or more (fa,fb) of these have the same time offset as the interference signal (t 0 ) resulting in that at least one candidate (CA 3 ) with the best matching offsets on its frequencies is identified as the interference source.