David Malone

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2013
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David Malone, Hanghang Qi, Dmitri Botvich, Paul Patras:
802.11 Buffers: When Bigger Is Not Better? WiFlex 2013: 37-48
2011
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Hanghang Qi, David Malone, Ashwin Murali, Dmitri Botvich:
Supporting first person shooter games with competing traffic in 802.11e MAC. NETGAMES 2011: 1-2
2010
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Hanghang Qi, David Malone, Dmitri Botvich:
Optimisation of capacity in various 802.11 gaming scenarios. Int. J. Adv. Media Commun. 4(4): 302-323 (2010)
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Laetitia Chapel, Dmitri Botvich, David Malone:
Probabilistic approaches to cheating detection in online games. CIG 2010: 195-201
2009
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Hanghang Qi, David Malone, Dmitri Botvich:
802.11 wireless LAN multiplayer game capacity and optimization. NETGAMES 2009: 1-6

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