IEEE 802.19.1a Wireless Coexistence Comment resolution on CID89 in 1st TG review Date: 2016-11-xx Author(s): Name Company Address Phone Email Sho Furuichi Sony Sho.Furuichi@sony.com Abstract This document provides comment resolution on CID89 in 1st TG review. Type (General, Comment Proposed Page No. Section Line No. Editorial, Comments Resolutions ID changes Technical) Calculation of MI is not Need wait for 89 79 7.2.2.9.4.1 15 Technical specified.Should proposal contributions provide how to calculate. Summary This document provides comment resolution for CID 89 in 1st TG review. The resolution itself is to add the explanation of how to calculate in section 7.2.2.8.4.1 of D0.5 but the MI author also provides the editorial changes to that parent section 7.2.2.8 globally in order to improve the readability and to use correct wordings. ===== (Text starts below) Algorithm Introduction It is very important for a coexistence system to in the service For example, the service will be a prioritized WSOGCO (i.e. early comer each corresponding channel). Specifically in a case where multiple similar/dissimilar WSOGCOs are same channel when they are included in each others coexistence sets, a harmful interference may occur in . To solve this problem, coexistence system shall support
IEEE 802.19.1a Wireless Coexistence Comment resolution on CID89 in 1st TG review Date: 2016-11-xx Author(s): Name Company Address Phone Email Sho Furuichi Sony Sho.Furuichi@sony.com Abstract This document provides comment resolution on CID89 in 1st TG review. Comment ID Page No. Section Line No. Type (General, Editorial, Technical) Comments Proposed changes Resolutions 89 79 7.2.2.9.4.1 15 Technical Calculation of MI is not specified.Should provide how to calculate. Need proposal wait for contributions Summary This document provides comment resolution for CID 89 in 1st TG review. The resolution itself is to add the explanation of how to calculate MI in section 7.2.2.8.4.1 of D0.5 but the author also provides the editorial changes to that parent section 7.2.2.8 globally in order to improve the readability and to use correct wordings. ===== (Text starts below) Algorithm Introduction It is very important for a coexistence system to in the service For example, the service will be a prioritized WSOGCO (i.e. early comer each corresponding channel). Specifically in a case where multiple similar/dissimilar WSOGCOs are same channel when they are included in each others coexistence sets, a harmful interference may occur in . To solve this problem, coexistence system shall support
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