Wireless Multimedia Computational Communications

This book looks at how multimedia content delivery is changing in design and application, with a focus on methods based on computing. It explains how computational resources at both the source and the destination of the networking continuum can be used to improve the performance of multimedia data networking. It also presents new designs and applications for information delivery built on computing.

The book opens with an overview of multimedia computational communications and then moves through a range of topics. These include experience evaluation using electroencephalography, semantic knowledge bases combined with next-generation multiple access, an end-to-end semantic communication framework, and cloud-edge-end intelligent coordination computing. The authors aim to give readers a clear view of where multimedia computational communication networks stand now and what comes next.

Graduate students in communication networks, computer science, engineering and electrical engineering can use it as a secondary text or reference. Professionals and researchers working on computational transmission solutions for multimedia communication networks are also among its intended readers.