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@INPROCEEDINGS{Park2007a,
  author = {H. Park and M. van der Schaar},
  title = {Fairness Strategies for Multi-user Multimedia Applications in Competitive
	Environments using the {Kalai-Smorodinsky} Bargaining Solution},
  booktitle = {Proc. IEEE Int. Conf. Acoust., Speech, and Signal Process. 2007 (ICASSP
	'07)},
  year = {2007},
  volume = {2},
  pages = {713 --716},
  month = {Apr.},
  abstract = {With the emergence of shared overlay network
	
	infrastructures and the recent deregularization of spectrum
	
	policies, a new, more dynamic network resource "market" is
	
	emerging. To effectively operate this new market, resource management
	
	becomes of paramount importance. This is especially
	
	important for multimedia streaming applications that require
	
	a large amount of resources to guarantee an acceptable level
	
	of multimedia quality to the end users. However, providing the
	
	necessary resources to various networked multimedia users is
	
	challenging since they have different requirements in terms of
	
	multimedia characteristics, delay, or network constraints. To
	
	simplify this problem, we propose a novel utility-based resource
	
	management scheme for multi-user multimedia transmission
	
	over networks. To manage the available resources, the resource
	
	manager deploys bargaining solutions from economics in order
	
	to explicitly consider the utility impact for different resource allocation
	
	schemes. We focus on the Kalai-Smorodinsky bargaining
	
	solution (KSBS) because it can successfully model relevant noncollaborative
	
	utility-aware fairness policies for multimedia users.
	
	The KSBS explicitly considers the application-specific utility
	
	domain (i.e., resulting multimedia quality) when performing the
	
	resource allocation. The proposed KSBS allocates the resources
	
	in such a way that the achieved utility of every participating
	
	station incurs the same quality penalty, i.e., the same decrease in
	
	video quality as opposed to their maximum achievable qualities.
	
	Our simulations show that the proposed game-theoretic resource
	
	management provides a fairer and more efficient allocation of
	
	resources in terms of derived multimedia quality.},
  doi = {10.1109/ICASSP.2007.366335},
  keywords = {Multimedia resource management, multiuser fairness for multimedia,
	Kalai-Smorodinsky bargaining solution, bargaining power},
  timestamp = {2007.08.02}
}

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