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On modeling the coexistence of 802.11 and 802.15. 4 networks for performance tuning

Zhang et al., 2014

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3035373540567057786
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Zhang W
Suresh M
Stoleru R
Chenji H
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IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications

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The explosion in the number of 802.11 and 802.15. 4 deployments is exacerbating the coexistence problem, which has been reported in the literature to cause significant performance degradation in co-located networks employing the two different wireless …
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