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AI-enabled network layer

Kim, 2022

Document ID
14090107140671733769
Author
Kim H
Publication year
Publication venue
Artificial Intelligence for 6G

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In order to explore websites and communicate with mobile devices, we should interconnect among different networks. The interconnection tasks among networks take place at the network layer. The main function of the traditional network layer is to establish the …
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