Intelligent Communication Systems: Toward Constructing Human Friendly Communication Environment
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contentsv
- Prefaceix
- Author's Notexiii
- Chapter 1. Information Technology1
- 1.1 Information Technology Concept2
- 1.2 Intelligent Network Concept5
- Chapter 2. Comunication Fundamentals7
- 2.1 Connection-type Communication and Connectionless-type Communication7
- 2.2 Numbering Plan10
- 2.3 Protocol11
- Chapter 3. Communication Network Structure13
- 3.1 Telephone Network Architecture13
- 3.2 Computer Network Architecture14
- 3.3 Internet Network Architecture20
- Chapter 4. Advances in Communication Networks23
- 4.1 Integrated Services Digital Network24
- 4.2 N-ISDN24
- 4.3 B-ISDN25
- 4.4 Asynchronous Transfer Mode26
- Chapter 5. A Variety of Telecommunication Systems37
- 5.1 Computer Sharing37
- 5.2 Facsimile Communication System38
- 5.3 Videotex Communication System38
- 5.4 Distance Education System40
- Chapter 6. Information Superhighways45
- 6.1 The Gigabit Network Test Bed Project46
- 6.2 Super-High-Speed Backbone Network Project47
- 6.3 Internet 2 and the Next-Generation Internet48
- 6.4 Global Information Infrastructure48
- 6.5 Significance of Information Superhighways49
- Chapter 7. Newly Developed Telecommunication Services51
- 7.1 Toll-Free-Phone Service52
- 7.2 Caller ID Service52
- 7.3 Call Forwarding Service53
- 7.4 Call Waiting Service53
- 7.5 Mobile Communication Service53
- 7.6 The lnternet56
- 7.7 Intranet67
- 7.8 Continuous Acquisition and Lifelong Support69
- 7.9 Electronic Money74
- Chapter 8. Intelligent Communication Systems79
- 8.1 Concept of Intelligent Communication Systems80
- 8.2 Functions of the Intelligent Processing Layer80
- 8.3 Structure of the Knowledge-Base System81
- Chapter 9. Design Methodology for Telecommunication Services85
- 9.1 State-of-the-Art Design Methodology85
- 9.2 Definitions88
- 9.3 Graph Theory89
- 9.4 Example Description of Telecommunication Services92
- 9.5 Conflicts Among Telecommunication Services95
- 9.6 Conflict of Charge Policy97
- 9.7 High-Level Description of Telecommunication Services98
- 9.8 Requirement Specification101
- Chapter 10. Basic Technology of the Intelligent Communication System103
- 10.1 Application of Production Rules to Telecommunications104
- 10.2 Description of Telecommunication Services in a Semantic Network108
- 10.3 Symbolic Logic110
- 10.4 Predicate Logic114
- Chapter 11. Telesensation127
- 11.1 Virtual Reality Concept127
- 11.2 History of Virtual Reality129
- 11.3 Virtual Object Handling130
- 11.4 Examples of Virtual Reality130
- 11.5 Applications of Virtual Reality131
- 11.6 Telesensation132
- 11.7 Types of Telesensation132
- 11.8 HyperReality136
- 11.9 Possible Applications of HyperReality139
- 11.10 Technologies for Establishing HyperReality148
- Chapter 12. Computer Vision149
- 12.1 Definitions149
- 12.2 Image Display151
- 12.3 Image Transformation155
- 12.4 Image Recognition for Telesensation164
- 12.5 Application of Telesensation177
- Chapter 13. Concluding Remarks181
- 13.1 The Age of the Five Senses181
- 13.2 The Age of Personalization183
- 13.3 Impact of the Intelligent Communication System on Industry184
- 13.4 Impact of the Intelligent Communication System on Society187
- 13.5 Multimedia-Based Society in the 21st Century188
- 13.6 Bridging the Gaps Between the Haves and the Have-Nots190
- 13.7 Light and Shadow of Multimedia-Based Society191
- References193
- Index197
This book offers a thorough review of research on intelligent communication systems, focusing on the applications of artificial intelligence to telecommunications that help realize user-friendly interfaces.
Intelligent Communication Systems presents the direct result of more than a decade of the author's experiences, research activity, and education in applying artificial intelligence to telecommunications technology. In this book, several fundamental research areas are covered. Some of the areas covered are human-friendly interfaces for telecommunication services with such concepts as Telesensation and HyperReality, computer vision, and the telecommunication description method based on state space. In artificial intelligence research state space is the set of all attainable states of a problem and the possible alternative courses of action to determine the best solution to the problem.
Intelligent Communication Systems presents the direct result of more than a decade of the author's experiences, research activity, and education in applying artificial intelligence to telecommunications technology. In this book, several fundamental research areas are covered. Some of the areas covered are human-friendly interfaces for telecommunication services with such concepts as Telesensation and HyperReality, computer vision, and the telecommunication description method based on state space. In artificial intelligence research state space is the set of all attainable states of a problem and the possible alternative courses of action to determine the best solution to the problem.