Hierarchical Interference
Hierarchical Interference is a theoretical construct in organizational and systems research that denotes the disruption or distortion of information, decision-making, or innovation processes across interconnected levels of a hierarchy, particularly when higher-level structures or actions inadvertently constrain, redirect, or undermine the functioning of lower-level components within a multi-tiered system.
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Hierarchical Interference Alignment for Heterogeneous Networks with Multiple Antennas
Wonjae Shin, Namyoon Lee, Wonjong Noh et al. · 2011 · 21 citations
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