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Router's IP vs. LAN IP: A Comparison
what is the difference between router's ip address and my lan ip address... what i understood is that we have a lan ip address and a wan ip adrress ...now my wan ip address is found using what's my ip address address.com and it changes...hence dynamic...and my lan ip address is using...- prashantgolu
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- Comparison
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Calculating Checksum: Frame Length vs Generator Polynomial
thanks a lot...it makes sense to have it that way :)- prashantgolu
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Calculating Checksum: Frame Length vs Generator Polynomial
I get it...but it says that M(x) should be longer than G(x) i.e without encoding the data bits should be more than the generator polynomial... (i think they are talking about the initial data bits and not after adding the check bits which it will obviously be longer than the generator...- prashantgolu
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Calculating Checksum: Frame Length vs Generator Polynomial
To compute the checksum for some frame with m bits, corresponding to the polynomial M(x), the frame must be longer than the generator polynomial. Why...?- prashantgolu
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- Frame Generator Length Polynomial
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Graduate Bayesian Networks: P(a,b,c,d) Calculation
By ',' i mean intersection P(x,y)=p(x|y)*p(y) like this...- prashantgolu
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Graduate Bayesian Networks: P(a,b,c,d) Calculation
suppose i have 2 bayesian networks... a->b and c->d ie b depends on a and d depends on b now P(a,b,c,d)=P(a)*P(b|a)*P(c|a,b)*P(d|a,b,c) =P(a)*P(b|a)*P(c)*P(d|c) Am i right...? please reply..i need it as quickly as possible...- prashantgolu
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- Bayesian Networks
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Learn More About Operating Systems: Linux, Pearl & More
so i'l start with learning bash first...i hope this is fine...can somebody suggest a very good book for it...- prashantgolu
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Learn More About Operating Systems: Linux, Pearl & More
then where does pearl help me in...? and btw pearl and java which one is more better and practical these days...- prashantgolu
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Which languages are required to build a firefox addon ?
Which languages are required to build a firefox addon...? Which languages are required to build a firefox addon...?- prashantgolu
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- Build Firefox
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Learn More About Operating Systems: Linux, Pearl & More
hey... This semester we were taught basic operating system functionality...like paging,segmentation,virtual memory,demand paging,disk allocation,memory allocation,disk scheduling,cpu scheduling,etc...form Galvin operating systems book...now i want to learn more about operating systems...such as...- prashantgolu
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- Linux Systems
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Find an Item Stored in Memory: Assoc. Memory & Time Reduction
Time Required to find an item stored in memory can be reduced considerably if stored data can be identified for access by content of data rather than by an address this is written in the topic "associative memory" in the computer system architecture book by mano somebody explain how...- prashantgolu
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Find an Item Stored in Memory: Assoc. Memory & Time Reduction
Then what is the need of using associative memory...CAM...in that we search my content rather than address...- prashantgolu
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Find an Item Stored in Memory: Assoc. Memory & Time Reduction
Time Required to find an item stored in memory can be reduced considerably if stored data can be identified for access by content of data rather than by an address please explain me how...?- prashantgolu
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- associative Memory
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Why is cache faster than RAM and RAM faster than hard disk?
Why is cache faster than ram and ram faster than hard disk...?- prashantgolu
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- Memory
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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In the book Galvin,In the topic of overlays it's mentioned lets
yaa..this was what i was thinking...THanks a LOT...!- prashantgolu
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science