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Learning-driven MU-MIMO Grouping for Multi-User Multimedia Applications Over Commodity WiFi

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MU-MIMO is a high-speed technique in IEEE 802.11ac and upcoming ax technologies that improves spectral efficiency by allowing concurrent communication between one Access Point and multiple users. In this paper, we present LATTE, a novel framework that proposes MU-MIMO-aware optimization for multi-user multimedia applications over IEEE 802.11ac/ax. Taking a cross-layer approach, LATTE first optimizes the MU-MIMO user group selection for the users with the same characteristics in the PHY/MAC layer. It then optimizes the video bitrate for each group accordingly. We present our design and its evaluation on smartphones and laptops over 802.11ac WiFi. Our experimental evaluations indicate that LATTE can outperform other video rate adaptation algorithms.

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