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Trabelsi et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Priority-based Scheduling Algorithm for NOMA-integrated V2X

Trabelsi et al., 2020

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11359554883371393575
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Trabelsi A
Marouane H
Zarai F
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The fifth‐generation (5G) wireless system was implemented due to the massive connectivity, especially Internet of Things (IoT) including industrial automation, Vehicle to Everything (V2X) communications, which is shelter an extensive range of applications services and use …
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