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Cell outage compensation scheme based on hybrid genetic algorithms and neural networks
In this paper a system for LTE Cell Outage Compensation (COC) based on hybrid genetic algorithms and artificial neural networks has been proposed. COC aims to minimise the impact of outage that leads to decrease in operator revenue and/or the customer satisfaction.
Mina Yonan, Ayman M. Hassan, Eid Emary
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Measurements and Analyses of 4G/5G Mobile Broadband Networks: An Overview and a Case Study
Mobile data has become an integral part of everyday life, making Internet trends more and more profound and deeply embedded in life and the future. Mobile broadband (MBB) is one of the main aims of fifth‐generation (5G) networks due to unprecedented growth in data demand. However, 5G networks are not yet deployed in many countries, whereas existing MBB
Ayman A. El-Saleh +6 more
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Signal Processing with Machine Learning for Context Awareness in 5G Communication Technology
To meet users’ expectations for speed and reliability, 5th Generation (5G) networks and other forms of mobile communication of the future will need to be highly efficient, flexible, and nimble. Because of the expected density and complexity of 5G networks, sophisticated network control across all layers is essential.
R. Mohandas +9 more
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A unified service‐based capability exposure framework for closed‐loop network automation
In this article, we motivate the need for an enhanced network exposure functionality for network automation. We motivate it by revising the state of the art, propose a candidate architecture, and proof its feasibility with a real world testbed.
Marco Gramaglia +4 more
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Mobility management is essential in mobile communication networks to provide a smooth connection during users’ mobility. Handover control parameters (HCPs), such as handover margin (HOM) and time‐to‐trigger (TTT), are major and essential factors in mobility management that must be defined carefully to make efficient handover (HO) procedures.
Saddam Alraih +6 more
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This paper describes the prototype and tests carried out to demonstrate the feasibility of implementing 4G/5G systems based on mobile network operators (MNOs) to transmit signalling critical data for railway systems as part of a possible solution for the
Ana González-Plaza +3 more
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How Does Spectrum Affect Mobile Network Deployments? Empirical Analysis Using Crowdsourced Big Data
Despite the growing trend towards the use of big data methodologies, there is still limited application of such techniques to understand how spectrum is used in mobile networks.
Zoraida Frias +2 more
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Decentralized Vehicular Mobility Management Study for 5G Identifier/Locator Split Networks
The identifier/locator split (ILS) architectures are highly promising to reduce the signaling latency of frequent handovers in fifth generation (5G) networks, while decentralized vehicular mobility management holds greater potential than the traditional centralized management to enhance the critical performance of highly dynamic and dense cell networks.
Gaofeng Hong +6 more
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The Handover and Performance Analysis of LTE Network with Traditional and SDN Approaches
The mobility of user equipment (UE) in cellular network is a challenging issue in terms of its management. Current traditional handover in Long‐Term Evolution (LTE) network is managed by evolved Node B or eNodeB (eNB) which is a decentralized solution. In contrast to existing technology, software defined network (SDN) has the capability of serving the ...
Muhammad Emran +6 more
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Research on Adaptive Handover Decision Algorithm in Next‐Generation High‐Speed Railway Scenario
For the 5G‐R wireless communication system of the next‐generation high‐speed railway, there is a problem of single algorithm consideration when handover is carried out. In high‐speed environment, it is easily affected by handover risk, which leads to the problem of low handover success. To solve the above problems, this study proposed a next‐generation
Yong Chen, Jie Kang, Kaiyu Niu, Ding Xu
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