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Cuzanauskas et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Cognitive radio test bed for optimized channel selection in IEEE 802.11-based networks.

Cuzanauskas et al., 2012

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18192102562423198736
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Cuzanauskas T
Medeisis A
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In this paper, we describe a practical test bed and realization of distributed-sensing algorithm for optimized channel selection. The proposed method is tailored to the IEEE 802.11-based networks and could be highly beneficial for increasing efficiency and …
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