A framework for evaluating proposed technologies for next-generation wireless systems
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...For all E matrices, prior to any adaptation being applied (legacy conditions (R1)), the mean local clustering coefficient was calculated [22, 268]....
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...Asymmetry, number of hidden nodes, number of suppressed transmitters, clustering coefficient [22, 268] and other measures were considered....
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...It is shown that the average throughput gain, for some rules, is higher when only applied to networks with a low clustering coefficient [22, 268]....
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...Considering a single transmitter-receiver link with a bandwidth subject to Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN), the maximum capacity over the channel is given by the Shannon-Hartley formula [209]...
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..., rate of successful message delivery measured in bits per second (bit/s or bps) or data packets per second (p/s or pps)) approaching Shannon’s limit [209], whereas improvements to medium access control (MAC) layer technologies have accelerated....
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...This thesis considers the development of a strategy to address research priorities in the development of next-generation communications technologies as a wicked problem [214]....
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...the purpose of the model is to bring clarity to a complex, wicked problem [214], the model can still provide a significant contribution....
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...From the Rittel and Webber definition above, there is unlikely to be a clear finishing line for declaring a successful exploitation of any technology development in this space....
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...The definition of a wicked problem used is based in this chapter on the original 1973 work of Rittel and Webber [214]: 1....
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...The definition of a wicked problem used is based in this chapter on the original 1973 work of Rittel and Webber [214]:...
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...Further, there is no guarantee that knowledge generated is transferable to other examples [131]....
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...Applying a multi-methodological approach [131] to research in wireless networks, by develop-...
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...Gupta and Kumar [107], like Bianchi, use an analytic model considering a situation where all the transmitters in the network are required to transmit at the same bit-rate and further assumptions are made in relation to physical propagation....
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...been widely used to capture the impact of interference on network connectivity [76, 107, 108]....
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...The authors apply a Poisson bipolar model [16] which inherits the simple interference structure of the classic Gupta and Kumar model [107]....
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...Key to the methodology for characterising the capacity region in this paper is that demand to each node is controlled individually, unlike the works of Bianchi [29] and Gupta and Kumar [107] which assume demand for each node to be equal (for more discussion in relation to the capacity region see Sec....
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