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Collaborative distributed communication in heterogeneous environments: a comprehensive survey

Ghate et al., 2016

Document ID
6964137896884622012
Author
Ghate P
Pati H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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This paper presents the different aspects with the help of which the collaborative distributed communication in heterogeneous devices can be achieved based on existing techniques and methods. This paper gives a brief summary and analysis of the challenges existing in …
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