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Haitian Pang

Researcher at Tsinghua University

Publications -  43
Citations -  554

Haitian Pang is an academic researcher from Tsinghua University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Quality of experience & Cache. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 43 publications receiving 364 citations. Previous affiliations of Haitian Pang include Simon Fraser University & Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

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Intelligent Edge-Assisted Crowdcast with Deep Reinforcement Learning for Personalized QoE

TL;DR: DeepCast is the first edge-assisted framework that applies the advance of DRL to explicitly accommodate personalized QoE optimization for crowdcast services and the results demonstrate the superiority of the DeepCast framework and its DRL-based solution.
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Toward Smart and Cooperative Edge Caching for 5G Networks: A Deep Learning Based Approach

TL;DR: DeepCache, a deep-learning-based solution to understand the request patterns in individual base stations and accordingly make intelligent cache decisions is developed, and a cooperation strategy for nearby base stations to collectively serve user requests is developed.
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Toward Edge-Assisted Video Content Intelligent Caching With Long Short-Term Memory Learning

TL;DR: An edge-assisted intelligent caching replacement framework LSTM-C based on deep Long Short-Term Memory network, which contains two types of modules: four basic modules manage the coordination among content requests, content replace, cache space, service management; three learning-based modules enable the online deep learning to provide intelligent caching strategy.
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Propagation- and Mobility-Aware D2D Social Content Replication

TL;DR: A propagation- and mobility-aware content replication strategy for edge- network regions is proposed, in which social contents are assigned to users in edge-network regions according to a joint consideration of social graphs, content propagation, and user mobility.
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Towards Low Latency Multi-viewpoint 360° Interactive Video: A Multimodal Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach

TL;DR: The architecture, called iView, intelligently determines video quality and reduces the latency without pre-programmed models or assumptions and advocate multimodal learning and deep reinforcement learning in the design.