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Exploiting social features for improving cognitive radio infrastructures and social services via combined MRF and back pressure cross-layer resource allocation

Anifantis et al., 2014

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5164146248194802390
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Anifantis E
Stai E
Karyotis V
Papavassiliou S
Publication year
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Computational Social Networks

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The observed unbalance of spectrum utilization combined with the proliferation of wireless devices and the growth of online social networks call for a joint study of cognitive radios (CRs) and social networking towards improving the operation of both the underlying CR …
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