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A game-theoretic model for medium access control

Chen et al., 2007

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223684641296014478
Author
Chen L
Cui T
Low S
Doyle J
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Proc. International Wireless Internet Conference (WICON)

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In this paper, a game-theoretic model for contention based medium access control (contention control) is proposed. We define a general game-theoretic model, called random access game, to capture the distributed nature of contention control and the interaction …
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