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I just want to ask the followingL

1- What is a byte image?
2- Why do we use such images?

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That's not a term that's commonly used; where did you encounter it?
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:That's not a term that's commonly used; where did you encounter it?



A research I'm doing. Required to read such types of images.
 
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I was hoping you'd point us to a source; there are several possible interpretations of the term, but none that is commonly used.
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:I was hoping you'd point us to a source; there are several possible interpretations of the term, but none that is commonly used.



It is actually a thing a Professor I'm working with requested and told me that it is used for historical reasons that have small header and footer, but didn't ask him yet since I didn't start yet but wondered if anyone heard of that term.

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