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On minimizing data forwarding schedule in multi transmit/receive wireless mesh networksWang et al., 2016
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- Wang H
- Chin K
- Soh S
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A key problem in wireless mesh networks is forwarding packets to/from one or more gateways with connectivity to the Internet. In this respect, a short link schedule, which determines the transmission time of links, is critical. To date, existing link schedulers do not …
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