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assignment supported by the LDP prior to packet s flow. Once established, the label assigned to the packet represents the ER LSP. This procedure allows complex computations to be realized in order to establish ER LSP. Besides this, ER LSP eliminates the actual problems found in normal IP source route operation, such as security block, header overhead, and processing overhead in high-performance routers. Explicit routing allows the packet to follow an explicitly chosen route, which may be defined by a earlier configuration or may be defined dynamically. This approach has advantages, such as: The policy can be used to define routes through the network Traffic engineering approaches are supported For example, nodes can make use of topological information to compute the optimal path (from ingress to egress node) through the network for quality of service or traffic engineering purposes. As another example, an explicit route can also be dynamically determined by constraint-based routing protocols such as the Constraint-based Routing LDP (CR-LDP). 3.7.7 Packet-to-FEC Assignment A packet must be assigned to an FEC, for instance, at an MPLS network entry point (ingress LER). This assignment is realized by augmenting network layer packets with label stacks. The packet is thereafter known as a labeled packet. An FEC corresponds to an aggregate of packets, all having, in principle, the same transport network requirements. In other words, once a packet is assigned to an FEC (receives a label), it will follow a specific LSP through the MPLS network. A packet s assignment to FEC may be based on various criteria. Some of these are: IP addresses: complete address, prefix address, destination address, and source address Incoming interface Traffic engineering decisions VPN packets Filter based on QoS parameters (priority, ToS, IP precedence, etc.) Filter based on port and/or protocol, among other possible header parameters A packet s assignment to FEC granularity may be coarse or fine grained. The level of granularity is, as far as the MPLS basic principles are concerned, an operational decision defined by operations management considering the processing resources available at routers. Packet assignment to an FEC in MPLS can be performed up to the microflow levels. With respect to MPLS operation, a packet is initially assigned to an FEC and receives a label. In MPLS, FECs are mapped to labels, which are used at each LER/LSR to identify the packet s path (LSP) (Fig. 3.53) though the MPLS network. Thus, the packet assigned label is, in effect, that corresponding to the FEC chosen for the incoming packet. As a final point, the FEC can also be understood as a specification indicating which packets are to be mapped to a specific LSP.

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Figure 7.80 below illustrates the current capabilities of TV transmission satellite systems spanning from contribution links, i.e. distribution to local broadcast transmitters, up to direct broadcast to home TV sets (DTH).

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of overlap between some of these variables, since some of the squared correlation coef cient values are close to 1. Four pairs of variables with high squared correlation coef cients are also displayed in Fig. 5.6, to illustrate the relationships between these variables. The prioritized variables from Table 5.5 are further reduced based on the relationships between them. Where two variables have a high square correlation coef cient score, the lower ranking variable is removed. The resulting table is shown in Table 5.6. Using the top eight variables from Table 5.6, a series of logistic regression models were built using these variables as independent variables. The response variable is the binary variable type melanoma, and a 5% cross-validation was performed. All combinations of these eight variables were used as inputs to the models, generating 255 different models. These models were then ranked on their level of accuracy. A fraction of the 255 models can be seen in Table 5.7. The simplest model with the highest cross-validated predictive accuracy was selected. This model contains two independent variables: mir-146-prec and mir-211-precNo1. The full logistic regression model can be seen in Fig. 5.7.

A comparison of the Internet Low Bit Rate Codec (iLBC) with legacy ITU-T codecs is shown in Figure 18.2 [5]. The iLBC codec is described in [6] and [7]. High-performance Internet codecs have also been developed as open source software, such as the SPEEX codec that uses audio sampling rates of 8 kHz, 16 kHz, and 32 kHz corresponding to audio bandwidths of 4 kHz, 8 kHz, and 16 kHz. The SPEEX codec [8] and [9] features are:

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In order to dispatch a request, the ControllerServlet expects a sevice_type and forward parameters in the incoming HttpServlet Request. The service_type parameter serves to determine whether the service being called is an order or catalog service. The forward parameter indicates whether the response should be forwarded to the catalog or order service. This means that when a user requests to see a catalog, the service_type=ProductCatalog and forward=catalog are a result. On the other hand, if the user wants to order, then we still need to call the catalog but will forward to order. The following is a snippet of code that forwards requests to different helper classes and JSPs, depending upon their requested service type and forward page:

SIP CGI is an interface, not a programming language. It allows services to be developed in familiar languages such as Perl, C, Tolol Command Language (Tcl), and so on. Because of the similarities, SIP CGI can reuse most HTTP CGI codes. Unlike HTTP CGI that deals exclusively with generating responses to requests, SIP CGI can be used to generate responses and also can cause the server to proxy requests to other locations. SIP CGI scripts are call-stateful, in that they can correlate multiple requests corresponding to the same SIP session. This allows a wide spectrum of SIP services to be developed using SIP CGI. So that the server does not have to execute the script for every SIP request, SIP CGI scripts allow the specification of a default action, and the conditions under which this default action is executed. RFC 3050 lists more than 20 metavariables that can be used by the CGI script. In addition, the CGI script has complete access to the request SIP headers and message bodies. For example, an INVITE request could generate the following SIP CGI response to the SIP server: