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....change might not lead to quality improvement if the new incoming rate of a node does not exceed the cumulative rate of the next layer. However, Yang et al. have shown that 80 of the average incoming rate can be utilized with a few (4 or 5) layers if the rates of layers are chosen carefully [17]. This indicates that available bandwidth increase is likely to improve quality for receivers when layered encoding is used. 5 Evaluation To evaluate our protocols, we run simulations using several distributions of access link bandwidths. There are various types of access links ranging from 56 ....
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