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A hybrid scheduled and group-based random access solution for massive mtc networks

Al Khansa et al., 2020

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1646358320523156060
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Al Khansa R
Artail H
Assaad M
Kabalan K
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Computer Networks

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We consider an MTC network with limited uplink access resources and massive number of devices. To accommodate the massive traffic, we propose a solution that utilizes device grouping and per-group random access. Following our earlier work in which we studied the …
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