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Channel assignment in cellular radio
Chicago
Abstract
Some heuristic channel-assignment algorithms for cellular systems are described. These algorithms have yielded optimal, or near-optimal assignments, in many cases. The channel-assignment problem can be viewed as a generalized graph-coloring problem, and these algorithms have been developed, in part, by suitably adapting some of the ideas previously introduced in heuristic graph-coloring algorithms. The channel-assignment problem is formulated as a minimum-span problem, i.e. a problem wherein the requirement is to find the minimum bandwidth necessary to satisfy a given demand. Examples are presented, and algorithm performance results are discussed.
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© 1989 IEEE. Date of Current Version: 06 August 2002. The contribution of K. N. Sivarajan and R. J. McEliece to this paper was supported by a grant from GTE Laboratories.Attached Files
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