Method for resource allocation in a radio system
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Aug 15, 1995
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Oct 25, 1991
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Mar 3, 1989
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The present invention relates to a method for resource allocation in a radio system comprising base stations with respective coverage areas and mobile units. The interaction between the stations in the system is defined with the aid of measured and/or calculated field strengths from all base stations on relevant traffic routes in the geographic area of the radio system, preferably in the form of an exclusion matrix. An allocating matrix is formed by compressing the exclusion matrix by means of an allocating algorithm. The algorithm utilizes figures of merit which are on the one hand calculated by mathematical/logical means to form possible combinations of stations and utilizes on the other hand a random technique for selecting one of these combinations. The algorithm is iterated a number of times and different allocations are obtained thanks to the random technique. The best one of the allocations from any point of view is selected.
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