distributed graph coloring for self-organization in lte networks

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Abstract
Primary Component Carrier Selection and Physical Cell ID Assignment are two important self-configuration problems pertinent to LTE-Advanced. In this work, we investigate the possibility to solve these problems in a distributive manner using a graph coloring approach. Algorithms based on real-valued interference pricing of conflicts converge rapidly to a local optimum, whereas algorithms with binary interference pricing have a chance to find a global optimum. We apply both local search algorithms and complete algorithms such as Asynchronous Weak-Commitment Search. For system level performance evaluation, a picocellular scenario is considered, with indoor base stations in office houses placed in a Manhattan grid. We investigate a growing network, where neighbor cell lists are generated using practical measurement and reporting models. Distributed selection of conflict-free primary component carriers is shown to converge with 5 or more component carriers, while distributed assignment of confusion-free physical cell IDs is shown to converge with less than 15 IDs. The results reveal that the use of binary pricing of interference with an attempt to find a global optimum outperforms real-valued pricing.
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Authors ;Furqan Ahmed;Olav Tirkkonen;Matti Peltomäki;Juha-Matti Koljonen;Chia-Hao Yu;Mikko Alava
Journal Molecular diversity
Year 2010
DOI
10.1155/2010/402831
URL
http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2010/402831
Keywords
computer engineering computer hardware

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