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QoE

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QoE
(Quality Of Experience) A subjective measure of performance in a system. QoE relies on human opinion and differs from quality of service (QoS), which can be precisely measured. For example, a person's reaction to listening to music through headphones is based not only on the frequency response of the system and the speakers, but the comfort of the unit and the individual's hearing sensitivity. See MOS and QoS.


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Enable performance monitoring of an arbitrary set of STBs, from one to millions, through estimates of QoS and QoE -- Support various types of STB, including DTT and IP STBs, with or without PVR and other optional functionality.
This reporting should also monitor overall QoE to determine if applications are being delivered predictably over the network.
According to Flash Networks, ATCA technology allows the QoE platforms to scale up for new subscribers and services, while supporting ultra-high speeds with no single point of failure.
 
 
 
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