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most citedTwo-Step Interference Cancellation for Energy Saving in Irregular Repetition Slotted ALOHA

3 citations · 3 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.IT2026

A Spatio-Temporal Model for Information Freshness in Massive Random Access

Andrea Munari, Alessandro Buratto, Federico Chiariotti +2

Massive connectivity, a key building block of 5G, is expected to play an important role in the next generation of wireless systems, and its expected requirements are being revoluti…

cs.ET2026★ 3 cited

Two-Step Interference Cancellation for Energy Saving in Irregular Repetition Slotted ALOHA

Estefanía Recayte, Leonardo Badia, Andrea Munari

We evaluate a modification of irregular repetition slotted ALOHA (IRSA) involving intermediate decoding and early transmission termination by some nodes, upon their decoding succes…

cs.NI2025

Push-Pull Medium Access for Digital Twin Alignment and Low-Latency Anomaly Reporting

Federico Chiariotti, Fabio Saggese, Andrea Munari +2

A digital twin (DT) contains a set of virtual models of real systems and processes that are synchronized with their physical counterparts. In a setup in which contact with the phys…

cs.IT2025

Spatio-Temporal Information Freshness for Remote Source Monitoring in IoT Systems

Andrea Munari, Federico Chiariotti, Leonardo Badia +1

The widespread adoption of age of information (AoI) as a meaningful and analytically tractable information freshness metric has led to a wide body of work on the timing performance…

cs.NI2024

Goal-Oriented Medium Access with Distributed Belief Processing

Federico Chiariotti, Andrea Munari, Leonardo Badia +1

Goal-oriented communication entails the timely transmission of updates related to a specific goal defined by the application. In a distributed setup with multiple sensors, each ind…

cs.NI2024

Peak Age of Incorrect Information of Reactive ALOHA Reporting Under Imperfect Feedback

Federico Chiariotti, Andrea Munari, Leonardo Badia +1

Age of Incorrect Information (AoII) is particularly relevant in systems where real time responses to anomalies are required, such as natural disaster alerts, cybersecurity warnings…