Abstract: An auto white balance method is disclosed. The auto white balance method includes receiving image data to divide the image data into a plurality of partition cells, calculating an estimation value of a skin tone included in the image data, and selecting outliers for detection of a white point of the image data, based on at least some of the plurality of partition cells and the estimation value.

Abstract: An auto white balance method is disclosed. The auto white balance method includes receiving image data to divide the image data into a plurality of partition cells, calculating an estimation value of a skin tone included in the image data, and selecting outliers for detection of a white point of the image data, based on at least some of the plurality of partition cells and the estimation value.

Abstract: An auto white balance method is disclosed. The auto white balance method includes receiving image data to divide the image data into a plurality of partition cells, calculating an estimation value of a skin tone included in the image data, and selecting outliers for detection of a white point of the image data, based on at least some of the plurality of partition cells and the estimation value.

Abstract: An auto white balance method is disclosed. The auto white balance method includes receiving image data to divide the image data into a plurality of partition cells, calculating an estimation value of a skin tone included in the image data, and selecting outliers for detection of a white point of the image data, based on at least some of the plurality of partition cells and the estimation value.

Abstract: Provided is a bidirectional service flow management method in a wideband wireless connection communication system, and more particularly, a method of performing a bidirectional flow establishment. The method of providing a flow service in an IEEE 802.16/WiBro includes: generating a revised dynamic service addition (DSA) related message in which an area for designating bidirectional flow management information is allocated from a standard DSA related message; and performing a bidirectional flow initialization process between a subscriber station (SS) and a base station (BS) via single control message negotiation based on the revised DSA related message.

Abstract: Provided is a resource management method in a communication system, and more particularly, a resource management method based on priority in a wireless communication system. The resource management method in a wireless management network includes: setting a priority factor value with regard to a link flow for which link establishment is requested; and if a capacity required by the flow for which link establishment is requested exceeds a remaining capacity of a base station, increasing the remaining capacity of the base station by sequentially reducing a minimum reserved rate (MRR) value of flows that receive a service at a lower priority than the flow for which link establishment is requested to a maximum sustained rate (MSR) value, until the remaining capacity required by the flow for which link establishment is requested is generated.

Abstract: Provided is a traffic class of an IEEE 802.16/WiBro system. The unsolicited grant service (UGS) scheduling method with regard to a subscriber station (SS) and a base station (BS) that are disposed in a network wherein an IEEE 802.16/WiBro system is realized, the method includes: when the SS requires 1 through M (where M is a positive integer) UGS flows, and the BS serves 1 through N (where N is a positive integer) frames, the BS storing grant periods and guaranteed sizes that are granted to the M UGS flows in each N frame; and the BS comparing service capacity of a frame and a sum of guaranteed sizes of each flow belonging to the N frames, and determining if an overload occurs.

Abstract: Disclosed is a system for providing handover of a mobile node in a wireless network supporting Mobile IP (Internet Protocol). The mobile node sends, when handover is needed, a request for neighbor access router information to a first access router currently communicating with the mobile node, and selects, if the neighbor access router information is received, a second access router serving as a target access router using the received neighbor access router information. The first access router exchanges access router information with a neighbor access router, provides neighbor access router information to the mobile node upon receiving the neighbor access router information request from the mobile node, and redirects data to be delivered to the mobile node to the second access router to which the mobile node will be handed over. The second access router forwards data to be delivered to the mobile node, received from the first access router, to the corresponding mobile node.

Abstract: Provided is a real-time polling service (rtPS) class of an IEEE 802.16/WiBro system. An rtPS scheduling method of the IEEE 802.16/WiBro system includes subscriber station (SS) located in a network where the IEEE 802.16/WiBro system is realized inserting a timestamp indicating time information when uplink data is transmitted from an application layer of the SS into the uplink data; and after the SS receives polling from a base station (BS), comparing the timestamp inserted into the uplink data and a current time, and, if a difference between the timestamp and the current time is greater than a predetermined period of time, firstly dropping the uplink data.

Abstract: Provided is a traffic class of an IEEE 802.16/WiBro system. The unsolicited grant service (UGS) scheduling method with regard to a subscriber station (SS) and a base station (BS) that are disposed in a network wherein an IEEE 802.16/WiBro system is realized, the method includes: when the SS requires 1 through M (where M is a positive integer) UGS flows, and the BS serves 1 through N (where N is a positive integer) frames, the BS storing grant periods and guaranteed sizes that are granted to the M UGS flows in each N frame; and the BS comparing service capacity of a frame and a sum of guaranteed sizes of each flow belonging to the N frames, and determining if an overload occurs.

Abstract: Provided is a bidirectional service flow management method in a wideband wireless connection communication system, and more particularly, a method of performing a bidirectional flow establishment. The method of providing a flow service in an IEEE 802.16/WiBro includes: generating a revised dynamic service addition (DSA) related message in which an area for designating bidirectional flow management information is allocated from a standard DSA related message; and performing a bidirectional flow initialization process between a subscriber station (SS) and a base station (BS) via single control message negotiation based on the revised DSA related message.

Abstract: Provided is a resource management method in a communication system, and more particularly, a resource management method based on priority in a wireless communication system. The resource management method in a wireless management network includes: setting a priority factor value with regard to a link flow for which link establishment is requested; and if a capacity required by the flow for which link establishment is requested exceeds a remaining capacity of a base station, increasing the remaining capacity of the base station by sequentially reducing a minimum reserved rate (MRR) value of flows that receive a service at a lower priority than the flow for which link establishment is requested to a maximum sustained rate (MSR) value, until the remaining capacity required by the flow for which link establishment is requested is generated.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for calculating a routing cost or a hop count of a mobile IP (Internet Protocol) in an IP network. The IP network can communicate with the MN having a mobile IP and includes a plurality of access routers. If the MN moves to a new access router, the MN generates a distance measurement request message and transmits the generated distance measurement request message to an access router serving as a regional anchor point (RAP) of the MN. Upon receiving the distance measurement request message, the access router serving as the RAP generates an acknowledgement message having an initial hop limit field value and a hop limit value, and transmits the acknowledgement message. The MN calculates a hop count using the initial hop limit field value and the hop limit value.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for calculating a routing cost or a hop count of a mobile IP (Internet Protocol) in an IP network. The IP network can communicate with the MN having a mobile IP and includes a plurality of access routers. If the MN moves to a new access router, the MN generates a distance measurement request message and transmits the generated distance measurement request message to an access router serving as a regional anchor point (RAP) of the MN. Upon receiving the distance measurement request message, the access router serving as the RAP generates an acknowledgement message having an initial hop limit field value and a hop limit value, and transmits the acknowledgement message. The MN calculates a hop count using the initial hop limit field value and the hop limit value.

Abstract: A method for maintaining data transmission from a corresponding node when a mobile node moves from a first access router to a second access router in a network system, the method comprising: transmitting using the mobile node a home address of the mobile node and a one care-of address (CoA) assigned from the first access router to the corresponding node and a home agent, when the mobile node is located in the first access router; and transmitting using the mobile node the home address, the one CoA, and another CoA assigned from the second access router to the first access router so that data from the corresponding node is received via the first access router and the second access router, when the mobile node moves from the first access router to the second access router and the second access router is located within a predetermined distance from the first access router.

Abstract: Disclosed is a system for providing handover of a mobile node in a wireless network supporting Mobile IP (Internet Protocol). The mobile node sends, when handover is needed, a request for neighbor access router information to a first access router currently communicating with the mobile node, and selects, if the neighbor access router information is received, a second access router serving as a target access router using the received neighbor access router information. The first access router exchanges access router information with a neighbor access router, provides neighbor access router information to the mobile node upon receiving the neighbor access router information request from the mobile node, and redirects data to be delivered to the mobile node to the second access router to which the mobile node will be handed over. The second access router forwards data to be delivered to the mobile node, received from the first access router, to the corresponding mobile node.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for calculating a routing cost or a hop count of a mobile IP (Internet Protocol) in an IP network. The IP network can communicate with the MN having a mobile IP and includes a plurality of access routers. If the MN moves to a new access router, the MN generates a distance measurement request message and transmits the generated distance measurement request message to an access router serving as a regional anchor point (RAP) of the MN. Upon receiving the distance measurement request message, the access router serving as the RAP generates an acknowledgement message having an initial hop limit field value and a hop limit value, and transmits the acknowledgement message. The MN calculates a hop count using the initial hop limit field value and the hop limit value.

Abstract: A method for maintaining data transmission from a corresponding node when a mobile node moves from a first access router to a second access router in a network system, the method comprising: transmitting using the mobile node a home address of the mobile node and a one care-of address (CoA) assigned from the first access router to the corresponding node and a home agent, when the mobile node is located in the first access router; and transmitting using the mobile node the home address, the one CoA, and another CoA assigned from the second access router to the first access router so that data from the corresponding node is received via the first access router and the second access router, when the mobile node moves from the first access router to the second access router and the second access router is located within a predetermined distance from the first access router.