Neural modelling and performance analysis of the link occupancy distribution for wireless broadband transmissions

Authors:
Izabella Lokshina;Michael R. Bartolacci
Affiliations:
Management, Marketing and Information Systems, SUNY Oneonta, Oneonta, NY 13820, USA.;Information Sciences and Technology, Penn State University, Berks, PA 19610, USA
Venue:
International Journal of Mobile Network Design and Innovation
Year:
2007

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Abstract

This paper is devoted to neural modelling and performance analysis of the link occupancy distribution for wireless broadband transmission. Multiclass models of a single link transmission for rigid, adaptive and elastic traffic are developed, based on Markov rewards models. The link occupancy distribution is introduced as embedded, discrete time Markov chains researched with the use of Vector Quantification (VQ). Link occupancy performance is simulated as a combination of single queues with random distributions of arrival processes and holding time service phases. The density of occupancy probability is determined using Learning Vector Quantification (LVQ) in a two-layered neural structure.