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Propomos e analisamos um modelo de tráfego de uma rede de radiocomunicação celular com conexão celular arbitrária e movimento probabilístico arbitrário de celulares entre as células. Nosso modelo analítico consiste em processos de nascimento e morte de células individuais, conectados pelo ajuste numérico das taxas de transferência. Esta aproximação é validada por simulação. Avaliamos as probabilidades de perda imediata, conclusão e encerramento forçado durante a transferência para uma chamada arbitrária na rede. Os nossos exemplos numéricos revelam os casos em que o aumento da taxa de geração de novas chamadas resulta no aumento da probabilidade de perda sem afectar muito a probabilidade de terminação forçada numa área de serviço limitada.
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Hideaki TAKAGI, Ken-ichi SAKAMAKI, Tohru MIYASHIRO, "Call Loss and Forced Termination Probabilities in Cellular Radio Communication Networks with Non-Uniform Traffic Conditions" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E82-B, no. 9, pp. 1496-1504, September 1999, doi: .
Abstract: We propose and analyze a traffic model of a cellular radio communication network with an arbitrary cell connection and arbitrary probabilistic movement of mobiles between the cells. Our analytic model consists of birth-and-death processes for individual cells connected by the numerical adjustment of hand-off rates. This approximation is validated by simulation. We evaluate the probabilities of the immediate loss, the completion, and the forced termination during hand-off for an arbitrary call in the network. Our numerical examples reveal the cases in which the increase in the generation rate of new calls results in the increase in the loss probability without affecting much the probability of forced termination in a limited service area.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e82-b_9_1496/_p
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