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An efficient software-defined WiFi-based multi-objective access point load balancing

Aug 2026 · Telecommunications Systems · Vol 89 · 0 citations · 27 references

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A multi-objective AP load balancing and handover scheme based on Software-Defined WiFi load balancing (SDW-LB) mechanism for the overlapping wireless coverage regions that can enhance the network throughput, reduce the packet loss, relieve the AP congestion, and improve the user experience in dense WiFi deployments is proposed.

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