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Assessing link quality in IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networks: Which is the right metric?

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—The accurate determination of the link quality is critical for ensuring that functionalities such as intelligent routing, load-balancing, power control and frequency selection o...

Aggelos Vlavianos, Lap Kong Law, Ioannis Broustis,...

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