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Licensed and unlicensed spectrum management for cognitive M2M: A context-aware learning approach

Liao et al., 2020

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6191304072128643275
Author
Liao H
Chen X
Zhou Z
Liu N
Ai B
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IEEE Transactions on Cognitive Communications and Networking

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Edge computing has emerged as a promising solution for relieving the tension between resource-limited machine type devices (MTDs) and computational-intensive tasks. To realize successful task offloading with limited spectrum, we focus on the cognitive machine-to …
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