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Packet-Level In-Network Semantic Adaptation for Unstable Mobile Emergency Networks
Mobile emergency networks can experience independently changing intermediate wireless links on timescales shorter than endpoint feedback can track. When an egress changes after packet emission, feedback affects only later source data, while the on-path node observes the current condition with the af
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