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A game theoretic distributed dynamic channel allocation scheme with transmission option

La et al., 2008

Document ID
17100887643420798763
Author
La Q
Chew Y
Chin W
Soong B
Publication year
Publication venue
MILCOM 2008-2008 IEEE Military Communications Conference

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Game theory is a useful tool that can be used to study the distributed resource allocation problem, since each node in the network tries to maximize his own payoff and hence a need to resolve their conflicting interests. In this paper, we introduce utility functions so that the …
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