Ramón Agüero

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Pablo Garrido, Daniel E. Lucani, Ramón Agüero:
Markov Chain Model for the Decoding Probability of Sparse Network Coding. IEEE Trans. Commun. 65(4): 1675-1685 (2017)
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Pablo Garrido, Daniel E. Lucani, Ramón Agüero:
How to Tune Sparse Network Coding over Wireless Links. WCNC 2017: 1-6
2016
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Pablo Garrido, Chres Wiant Sørensen, Daniel E. Lucani, Ramón Agüero:
Performance and complexity of tunable sparse network coding with gradual growing tuning functions over wireless networks. PIMRC 2016: 1-6
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Pablo Garrido, Daniel E. Lucani, Ramón Agüero:
A Markov Chain Model for the Decoding Probability of Sparse Network Coding. CoRR abs/1607.05037 (2016)

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