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Mapping Internet Latency through Gaming Footage
As the Internet becomes a critical part of our lives, assessing and monitoring its performance, particularly at the end-users' level, has become essential. However, collecting information on end-user performance at the Internet level is challenging because of its heterogeneity and distributed nature
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