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 language:
 - en
-datasets:
-- Short-Answer-Feedback/saf_communication_networks_english
 tags:
 - generated_from_trainer
+datasets:
+- Short-Answer-Feedback/saf_communication_networks_english
 widget:
-- text: >-
-    Answer: In TCP there is a Sequence Number field to identify packets
-    individually for reliability. There is no Sequence Number in UDP. The UDP
-    header does not have an options field, while the TCP header does. In TCP
-    there is an Advertised Window field for the Sliding Window Protocol for Flow
-    Control. There is no Flow Control and therefore no Advertised Window field
-    in UDP. In TCP there there is only a Data Offset field that specifies the
-    header length. In UDP the whole Packet Length is transmitted. Reference:
-    Possible Differences : The UPD header (8 bytes) is much shorter than the TCP
-    header (20-60 bytes) The UDP header has a fixed length while the TCP header
-    has a variable length Fields contained in the TCP header and not the UDP
-    header : -Sequence number -Acknowledgment number -Reserved -Flags/Control
-    bits -Advertised window -Urgent Pointer -Options + Padding if the options
-    are UDP includes the packet length (data + header) while TCP has the header
-    length/data offset (just header) field instead The sender port field is
-    optional in UDP, while the source port in TCP is necessary to establish the
-    connection Question: State at least 4 of the differences shown in the
-    lecture between the UDP and TCP headers.
+- text: 'Answer: In TCP there is a Sequence Number field to identify packets individually
+    for reliability. There is no Sequence Number in UDP. The UDP header does not have
+    an options field, while the TCP header does. In TCP there is an Advertised Window
+    field for the Sliding Window Protocol for Flow Control. There is no Flow Control
+    and therefore no Advertised Window field in UDP. In TCP there there is only a
+    Data Offset field that specifies the header length. In UDP the whole Packet Length
+    is transmitted. Reference: Possible Differences : The UPD header (8 bytes) is
+    much shorter than the TCP header (20-60 bytes) The UDP header has a fixed length
+    while the TCP header has a variable length Fields contained in the TCP header
+    and not the UDP header : -Sequence number -Acknowledgment number -Reserved -Flags/Control
+    bits -Advertised window -Urgent Pointer -Options + Padding if the options are
+    UDP includes the packet length (data + header) while TCP has the header length/data
+    offset (just header) field instead The sender port field is optional in UDP, while
+    the source port in TCP is necessary to establish the connection Question: State
+    at least 4 of the differences shown in the lecture between the UDP and TCP headers.'
+base_model: facebook/bart-large
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 # bart-score-finetuned-saf-communication-networks