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A low intercell interference variation scheduler for OFDMA networks

Fodor et al., 2008

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1086256669416320838
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Fodor G
Koutsimanis C
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2008 IEEE International Conference on Communications

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In orthogonal frequency division multiple access networks, link adaptation (LA) selects the appropriate modulation and coding scheme for the upcoming transmission time interval. Since LA relies on measurements of the interference level and assumes that it remains …
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