Chapter Energy Efficiency for 5G Multi-Tier Cellular Networks

This chapter provides an introduction to quantifying the energy consumed by software. It is written for computer scientists, software engineers, embedded system developers and programmers who want to understand how to measure the energy consumed by the code they write in order to optimize for energy...

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Main Author: Ho Lee, Moon (auth)
Other Authors: Hashem Ali Khan, Md (auth)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: InTechOpen 2016
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