User Characterization and Content Personalization Using DistributedLocality Sensitive Hashing over a Peer-to-Peer Network

Multimedia data are of huge demand from “connected” consumers and how to deliver them ‘ ‘

effectively and efficiently becomes the new frontier of computer networking research’and

development. The proposed project utilizes the research at the University of Victoria on

content-based musical information retrieval and the development at Disternet Inc’ on a new,

generation of home gateway devices to enable efficient and effective user characterization

and content personalization using distributed locality sensitive hashing over a peer-to-peer

network. The research and development is expected to drastically reduce the cost for service

providers and network operators to deliver high-quality multimedia contents to end users, and

at the same time allows graduate students to use their research to solve real-world problems,

Faculty Supervisor:

Jianping Pan

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Engineering

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University of Victoria

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Accelerate

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