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NSMA: Neuro-Symbolic Manifold Alignment for Generalizable Adaptive Bitrate Streaming under Texture Shift

For decades, ABR has kept two kinds of intelligence apart. Neural policies learn rich behaviors yet forget them the moment the environment changes; rules never learn, and never forget. Every prior attempt to combine them has kept this separation, letting rules supervise, constrain, or override the network from outside. We dissolve the boundary itself. But no union can be trusted before it can be tested, and ABR has never known how to measure what its policies learn or forget. The field's yardstick is bandwidth statistics, and we show it misleads. Identical statistics can hide entirely different outcomes, while wildly different statistics can hide similar ones. We replace the yardstick bef...

AuthorsZhiqiang He, Zhi Liu
Primary categorycs.NI
Published21 July 2026
Last updated at source21 July 2026
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