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Dynamic Channel Allocation and Revenue Based Call Admission Control Using Genetic Algorithm

Sathyapriya et al., 2012

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6592055899460138406
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Sathyapriya R
Malathy S
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International Journal of Advanced Research in IT and Engineering, ISSN

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The increasing demand for advanced services in cellular networks such as data and video raises the problem of efficient bandwidth management in terms of channel availability. Dynamic channel allocation strategies is for supporting data (eg file transfer) and video …
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