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Western University

2022

5G

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Ai-Based Traffic Forecasting In 5g Network, Maryam Mohseni Aug 2022

Ai-Based Traffic Forecasting In 5g Network, Maryam Mohseni

Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository

Forecasting of the telecommunication traffic is the foundation for enabling intelligent management features as cellular technologies evolve toward fifth-generation (5G) technology. Since a significant number of network slices are deployed over a 5G network, it is crucial to evaluate the resource requirements of each network slice and how they evolve over time. Mobile network carriers should investigate strategies for network optimization and resource allocation due to the steadily increasing mobile traffic. Network management and optimization strategies will be improved if mobile operators know the cellular traffic demand at a specific time and location beforehand. The most effective techniques nowadays devote …


Non-Orthogonal Multi-Dimensional Modulation And Nonlinear Distortion Compensation For Beyond 5g, Thakshanth Uthayakumar Jul 2022

Non-Orthogonal Multi-Dimensional Modulation And Nonlinear Distortion Compensation For Beyond 5g, Thakshanth Uthayakumar

Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository

The introduction of new advanced technologies such as higher carrier frequencies, ultra-wide bandwidth, and increased transmission rate in 5G to support ever growing quality-of-service (QoS) demands have brought new challenges such as transmitter-receiver pair specific and domain specific non-orthogonality induced among spatial, time-frequency, and delay-doppler domain radio resource blocks and nonlinear distortions induced among multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) antennas in spatial domain. In such conditions, current communication systems encounter severe performance degradation and incur higher operational cost. Based on this observation, this thesis aims at creating new multi-dimensional modulation techniques and nonlinear predistortion architectures to achieve higher communication performance with less …