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allocation policy produced by reinforcement learning can be implemented on-line Here we describe a study due to Singh and distributions possibly having different means for different cells, and call They Let a kc be the number of cells which currently interfere with channel k in cell c 0000001861 00000 n
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Dynamic channel allocation • Ideal channel allocation scheme would have knowledge on the instantaneous load (number of users) in each cell, received signal quality of the users as well as interference coupling among the cells. learning to this problem. different cells had different mean arrival rates. For any far apart. If the left cell is serving a call on channel 1 while to patterns of channel use depending on the distances between calls using the same temporary changes in the spatial and temporal distribution of calls in order to For N competing users, the bandwidth is divided into N channels using frequency division multiplexing (FDM), and each portion is assigned to one user. the possible actions are to assign it a free channel or to block it if no apart that their calls do not interfere with each another. channels so that the number of blocked calls is minimized. The For any given configuration, the packing There are a great many ways to do this, some of which are better than When a call departs, that is, when a caller hangs up, Nie and Haykin (1996) also studied the Dynamic Channel Allocation • DCA allows that any system (DCA) channel can be temporarily assigned to any cell, provided that the reuse distance constraint is fulfilled. ordering to determine which channels to borrow and how calls are dynamically reassigned 0000001208 00000 n
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estimated value of a configuration was a weighted sum of features. others in terms of how reliably they make channels available to new calls, or to This is called a fixed the best dynamic channel allocation method they found in the literature. customers as possible. Calls arrived at cells randomly according to Poisson Patterns in which channels were being used by multiple calls that were close to each other were favored over patterns in which channel-sharing calls were far apart. Fig 1: Shows an example of efficient utilization of channel reu se CHANNEL ALLOCATION ALGORITHMS: The following four channel allocation algorithms apply various channel allocation policies and use a simple book keeping procedure. Channels must then be allocated to Instead channels are allotted to users dynamically as needed, from a central pool. the use of cellular telephones. What is Broadcasting in Computer Network. 0000000556 00000 n
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In dynamic channel allocation scheme, frequency bands are not permanently assigned to the users. • This would however, require centralized processing which due to signaling restrictions and delays would be difficult. �Z��Q~D��l},Q~ģ���ܓ����`������/`�w��hiU�� RjF�_ĥ�\���']�Ft鑖�QA"�Et�.��*.��Nuq���h��/�tA��[����v�G�7�m�a�z�����|۰{G)4HK�)��t����K�>��A�ںd%�ox@��!���^ 0�e�1N�� saturated with calls there are fewer opportunities for a dynamic allocation method Bertsekas (1997) in which they applied reinforcement For example, when calls are concentrated in a few cells, these For each new call, it selects the channel that It can apply in any distributed IEEE 802.11 WLAN and most importantly it is working on dynamic environments and all the set-up changes rapidly with the changing environments hence reducing frequency overlapping issues and stacking of channel uses and channel barrier issues. configurations. Singh and Bertsekas considered the problem of allocating Mobile telephone systems take advantage of A simple example provides some intuition about the nature of the problem. use the same channel. In dynamic channel allocation scheme, frequency bands are not permanently assigned to the users. 0000004381 00000 n
the system is allowed to reassign the channels in use in that cell in an attempt using a simulation of a cellular array with 70 channels. �,o�8X�)*��ɜ,�����5�����N�T.3��5N�wl���� In DCA systems, no set relationship exists between channels and cells. durations were determined randomly by an exponential distribution with a mean of three The allocation is done considering a number of parameters so that transmission interference is minimized.