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A Comprehensive Survey on Revolutionizing Connectivity Through Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Digital Twin Network in 6G

Sheraz et al., 2024

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6619448010079440469
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Sheraz M
Chuah T
Lee Y
Alam M
Han Z
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IEEE Access

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The deployment of 5G has exposed capacity constraints in realizing the key vision of the Internet of Everything (IoE). Therefore, the researchers are exploring potentials of Digital Twin Network (DTN) in wireless networks. DTN is a novel technology to create virtual …
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