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Using cross-layer metrics to improve the performance of end-to-end handover mechanisms

Fitzpatrick et al., 2009

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14737649037181818556
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Fitzpatrick J
Murphy S
Atiquzzaman M
Murphy J
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Computer communications

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Network centric handover solutions for all IP wireless networks usually require modifications to network infrastructure which can stifle any potential rollout. This has led researchers to begin looking at alternative approaches. Endpoint centric handover solutions do not require …
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