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Network topology built upon multiple mobile networks with heterogeneous technologies to serve a group of clients. 

Network topology built upon multiple mobile networks with heterogeneous technologies to serve a group of clients. 

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Team Decision Approach for Decentralized Network Selection of Mobile Clients
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  • Sep 2012
We consider a network selection problem for a group of mobile clients that operate in a heterogeneous wireless access network environment and are equipped with multiple access network interfaces. The involved networks cooperate in order to improve their own and the mobile clients’ performance. We formulate the problem as a team decision problem. In...
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... stations. A representative scenario of such networking is illustrated in Figure 1. These user terminals are capable of connecting to several access networks, and vertical handoffs between different networks are technically possible. ...

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... This article extends the work presented by Boudko et al.[1,2]and studies load balancing and multicast communication over heterogeneous mobile networks. This article is also an extention of[3,4]. Availability of various wireless network technologies and continuous development of mobile devices and services lead to complex and highly dynamic networking and challenge resource limitations of wireless access networks. ...
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