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Power and channel optimization for WiFi networks based on REM data

Denkovski et al., 2017

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8863290685973248588
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Denkovski D
Rakovic V
Atanasovski V
Gavrilovska L
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Wireless Personal Communications

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The very high commercial exploitation of the WiFi based technologies in recent years and the absence of solutions for optimal WiFi orchestration, usually leads to suboptimal spectrum usage and user performances. The combination of WiFi based radio resource management …
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