Autonomous frequency planning for GSM networks

Frequency planning is one of the more expensive aspects of deploying a network. If a set of base stations (BS's) can be deployed with minimal service and planning, the cost of both deploying and maintaining the network will decrease. This work presents a decentralized algorithm for BS's to...

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