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2009
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Duminda Thilakawardana, Klaus Moessner:
Traffic modelling and forecasting using genetic algorithms for next-generation cognitive radio applications. Ann. des Télécommunications 64(7-8): 535-543 (2009)
2008
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Duminda Thilakawardana, Klaus Moessner, Rahim Tafazolli:
Darwinian approach for dynamic spectrum allocation in next generation systems. IET Commun. 2(6): 827-836 (2008)
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Gbenga Salami, Atta U. Quddus, Duminda Thilakawardana, Rahim Tafazolli:
Nonpool based spectrum sharing for two UMTS operators in the UMTS extension band. PIMRC 2008: 1-5
2007
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Duminda Thilakawardana, Klaus Moessner:
A Genetic Approach to Cell-by-Cell Dynamic Spectrum Allocation for Optimising Spectral Efficiency in Wireless Mobile Systems. CrownCom 2007: 367-372

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