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Which among the following statements is false about the incorporation radio environment map in communication systems?

Which among the following statements is false about the incorporation radio environment map in communication systems? Correct Answer Radio environment map supports adaption regardless of available resources

Effective adaption of radio environment map is limited by radio scenarios such as available services, user policy, radio equipment capability, and available spectrum. Radio environment map supports various network architectures, collaborative information processing, and network access on the basis of performance metrics.

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