Training-Free Adaptive 360-degree Video Streaming via Semantic Potential Fields
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| author | Aiersilan, Aizierjiang Yang, Zhangfei |
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| contents | Adaptive 360° video streaming for teleoperation faces two coupled challenges: viewport prediction under uncertain gaze patterns and bitrate adaptation over fluctuating wireless channels. While Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) methods achieve high Quality of Experience (QoE), their lack of interpretability and dependence on offline training limit deployment in safety-critical systems. We propose OrbitStream, a training-free framework that formulates viewport prediction as a Gravitational Viewport Prediction (GVP) problem, where semantic objects generate potential fields that attract operator gaze, and employs a Saturation-Based Proportional-Derivative (PD) Controller for buffer regulation. On object-rich teleoperation traces, OrbitStream achieves 94.7% zero-shot viewport prediction accuracy without user-specific profiling, approaching trajectory-extrapolation baselines (~98.5%). Across 3,600 Monte Carlo simulations, it ranks second among 12 algorithms (QoE 2.71 vs. BOLA-E's 2.80), outperforming FastMPC (1.84), with 1.01 ms decision latency and minimal rebuffering. |
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| spellingShingle | Training-Free Adaptive 360-degree Video Streaming via Semantic Potential Fields Aiersilan, Aizierjiang Yang, Zhangfei Networking and Internet Architecture Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Multimedia Robotics Image and Video Processing Adaptive 360° video streaming for teleoperation faces two coupled challenges: viewport prediction under uncertain gaze patterns and bitrate adaptation over fluctuating wireless channels. While Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) methods achieve high Quality of Experience (QoE), their lack of interpretability and dependence on offline training limit deployment in safety-critical systems. We propose OrbitStream, a training-free framework that formulates viewport prediction as a Gravitational Viewport Prediction (GVP) problem, where semantic objects generate potential fields that attract operator gaze, and employs a Saturation-Based Proportional-Derivative (PD) Controller for buffer regulation. On object-rich teleoperation traces, OrbitStream achieves 94.7% zero-shot viewport prediction accuracy without user-specific profiling, approaching trajectory-extrapolation baselines (~98.5%). Across 3,600 Monte Carlo simulations, it ranks second among 12 algorithms (QoE 2.71 vs. BOLA-E's 2.80), outperforming FastMPC (1.84), with 1.01 ms decision latency and minimal rebuffering. |
| title | Training-Free Adaptive 360-degree Video Streaming via Semantic Potential Fields |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Multimedia Robotics Image and Video Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.20999 |