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Table 1.

Research gap in existing approaches and DALFM’s contributions.

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Fig 1.

System model.

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Fig 2.

Amplification loss function with and without sampling loss.

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Fig 3.

(a) High and (b) low analysis of sampling rate.

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Fig 4.

RL process for sampling rate fixation.

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Fig 5.

Process of recurrent learning.

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Fig 6.

Amplification loss function rate analysis for weights assigned.

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Fig 7.

estimated and observed (a) amplification loss function and (b) time interval.

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Fig 8.

Transmission gain for (a) amplification loss function and (b) sampling rate.

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Table 2.

Parameter settings.

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Fig 9.

Performance assessment of transmission gain (a) received power and (b) intervals.

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Fig 10.

Performance assessment of path loss for (a) received power, (b) intervals.

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Fig 11.

Sampling rate comparative illustration between existing methods and proposed module; (a) received power, (b) intervals.

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Fig 12.

Error rate analysis for (a) received power and (b) intervals.

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Fig 13.

Communication rate assessment (a) received power (b) intervals.

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Table 3.

Comparison of DALFM with existing methods in dynamic 5G air-to-terrestrial network.

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