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A robust M/M/1/k scheme for providing handoff dropping QoS in multi-service mobile networks

Thng et al., 2004

Document ID
6325557094926881475
Author
Thng I
Luo X
Publication year
Publication venue
Wireless Networks

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This paper presents a technique for ensuring that the probability of handoffs dropped in a multi-service mobile cellular network is kept below specified thresholds. The technique is robust in the sense that it does not require information exchanges amongst neighboring …
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