Voice Quality for Internet Protocol Based on Neural Network Model

Hassan Al-Wahshat,Mohammed Al-Maitah,Takialddin Al-Smadi

doi:10.4236/jsip.2017.84013

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Abstract

The constant growth of the number of Internet users places new demands on the bandwidth of modern communication. The World Wide Web has led to the emergence of various types of traffic, Graphics information, voice data, as well as various video applications demanding their special requirements for such networks. To meet all the requests, one increase of the network is not enough. As the number of Internet users and the various networks annex offices in-creases with each passing day, network needs a means of control that would ensure the support of both existing and new applications and services. There is still a need to address a number of issues before it announces the VoIP as the ultimate replacement of the traditional telephone network. This work provides an overview of the major benefits of VoIP network, as well as the presentation of a new way around the problem of ensuring the high quality of service for VoIP protocol on the basis of neural network model.

Highlights

Voice over Packet switching networks and Voice over Internet Protocol) give us an alternative to the traditional circuit switching telephony networks existing today
This paper studies survey of the main advantage of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) network as well as presenting a new way of going around the problem of achieving high quality of service for VoIP Traditional telephony companies using circuit switching networks for carrying voice traffic
Used to predict voice quality from the calculation quality of service parameters this method is invalid if changing network characteristics, the question is: which method provides the most effective quality of service? To answer this question, you need to understand the organization of the VoIP system and choose VoIP network parameters

Summary

Introduction

Voice over Packet switching networks and Voice over Internet Protocol) give us an alternative to the traditional circuit switching telephony networks existing today. VoIP is a strong competitor of the traditional circuit switching networks as it offers several advantages over the traditional circuit switching telephony networks.

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A Lower Equipment Cost

The Need for QoS in VoIP

The Proposed Solution

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Conclusion and Future Research