Modified Markovian decision process model for limited data rate usage algorithm
Author(s)
Deb, R
Mondal, PC
Islam, MM
Uddin, MJ
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2017
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For supporting seamless high speed mobile multimedia communications over wireless channels, vertical handover (VHO) from wireless local area network (WLAN) to cellular network (e.g., UMTS) is very important and challenging. Limited data rate usage (LDU) algorithm addresses this issue by delaying the handoff event for a certain periodthrough utilizing low data-rate channels. Thealgorithm, however, fails to supportthemobile device that returns back to the previous network after initiating VHO. The problem is more critical for the user moving to-and-fro. Addressing this limitation of LDU algorithm, this paper proposes a modified ...
View more >For supporting seamless high speed mobile multimedia communications over wireless channels, vertical handover (VHO) from wireless local area network (WLAN) to cellular network (e.g., UMTS) is very important and challenging. Limited data rate usage (LDU) algorithm addresses this issue by delaying the handoff event for a certain periodthrough utilizing low data-rate channels. Thealgorithm, however, fails to supportthemobile device that returns back to the previous network after initiating VHO. The problem is more critical for the user moving to-and-fro. Addressing this limitation of LDU algorithm, this paper proposes a modified LDU scheme by redesigning the Markovian decision model. Analytical and simulation results show that the propose scheme provides better performances in terms of successful VHO, while maintaining the capacity and service blocking rate at the same level of LDU algorithm.
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View more >For supporting seamless high speed mobile multimedia communications over wireless channels, vertical handover (VHO) from wireless local area network (WLAN) to cellular network (e.g., UMTS) is very important and challenging. Limited data rate usage (LDU) algorithm addresses this issue by delaying the handoff event for a certain periodthrough utilizing low data-rate channels. Thealgorithm, however, fails to supportthemobile device that returns back to the previous network after initiating VHO. The problem is more critical for the user moving to-and-fro. Addressing this limitation of LDU algorithm, this paper proposes a modified LDU scheme by redesigning the Markovian decision model. Analytical and simulation results show that the propose scheme provides better performances in terms of successful VHO, while maintaining the capacity and service blocking rate at the same level of LDU algorithm.
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Conference Title
4th International Conference on Advances in Electrical Engineering, ICAEE 2017
Volume
2018-January
Subject
Electrical engineering not elsewhere classified
Electronics, sensors and digital hardware not elsewhere classified