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Network coding-aware IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol using batch transmissions and multiple reverse direction exchanges

Palacios-Trujillo et al., 2016

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4495321981881695773
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Palacios-Trujillo R
Dabi B
Alonso-Zarate J
Granelli F
Fitzek F
Da Fonseca N
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2016 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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It has been shown in the literature that Network Coding (NC) can boost the performance of wireless networks. However, to really obtain the potential gain of NC, efficient Medium Access Control (MAC) protocols that operate with awareness of the NC functions are …
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