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On the applications of multimedia processing to communications
1998
Proceedings of the IEEE
Fig. 3 . The POTS network with signaling, service-oriented data bases, and connections for facsimile devices and PC's via voice-band modems. Fig. 4. The telecommunications network of today. nonreal-time data among computers and are distinguished by the property that packet communications are routed by address information contained in the data stream itself. The packet network is especially well suited for sending data of various types, including messages, facsimile, and still images. The
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