Master Thesis Mobile Networking Projects
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Excellent Master Thesis Titles in Mobile Networking:
- An Efficient Online Approach for Direction Preserving Trajectory Simplification with Interval Bounds
- Model Regularization of Deep Neural Networks for Robust Clinical Opinions Generation from General Blood Test Results [Master Thesis Mobile Networking Projects]
- Coverage analysis for millimeter wave uplink cellular networks with partial zero forcing receivers
- Approximately optimal policies for a class of Markov decision problems with applications to energy harvesting
- Distributed scheduling in wireless powered communication network: Protocol design and performance analysis
- An examination of the benefits of scalable TTI for heterogeneous traffic management in 5G networks
- Energy efficient resource allocation and admission control for D2D-aided collaborative mobile clouds
- Decentralized traffic management for heterogeneous networks with opportunistic unlicensed spectrum sharing
- Hybrid RF mmWave communications to achieve low latency and high energy efficiency in 5G cellular systems
- Wi-Green: Optimization of the power consumption of Wi-Fi networks sensitive to traffic patterns invited paper
- Implementation and characterization of a multi-hop 6TiSCH network for experimental feedback control of an inverted pendulum
- Evolutionary dynamics of cooperative sensing in cognitive radios under partial system state information
- Secure and reconfigurable network design for critical information dissemination in the Internet of battlefield things (IoBT)
- On consumable energy allocation frame-work with SWIPT for remotely located wireless node within internet of things [Master Thesis Mobile Networking Projects]
- AFT: Adaptive Fibonacci based Tuning Protocol for Service and Resource discovery in the Internet of Things
