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A unified approach for improving QoS and provider revenue in 3G mobile networks

Lindemann et al., 2003

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11064860045520879261
Author
Lindemann C
Lohmann M
Thümmler A
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Mobile Networks and Applications

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In this paper, we introduce a unified approach for the adaptive control of 3G mobile networks in order to improve both quality of service (QoS) for mobile subscribers and to increase revenue for service providers. The introduced approach constantly monitors QoS measures …
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