A Framework for Analyzing Spectrum Characteristics in Large Spatio-temporal Scales

A Framework for Analyzing Spectrum Characteristics in Large Spatio-temporal Scales
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10.1145/3300061.3345450
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2019-08
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The 25th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking
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通讯作者:
Yijing Zeng;Varun Chandrasekaran;Suman Banerjee;Domenico Giustiniano
Yijing Zeng;Varun Chandrasekaran;Suman Banerjee;Domenico Giustiniano
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Yijing Zeng;Varun Chandrasekaran;Suman Banerjee;Domenico Giustiniano

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