A.3 Conclusiones
A.3.4 Estancia de investigación
Durante la elaboración de esta tesis se ha realizado una estancia de tres meses en Plano, Texas (EEUU), colaborando con GCD RAN Ericsson y AT&TCU en la automatización del análisis de la causa de fallos.
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