1. General principles
The principle behind header compression is to reduce the redundancy of the information contained in a header, but also the redundancy between several consecutive headers. Thus, information that does not change is only sent at the beginning of the session or at a low rate; for other fields, a prediction or dependency mechanism further reduces the information transmitted.
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