Enhancing 5G Efficiency: Regression Analysis for Resource Allocation Optimization in Wireless Networks

The advent of 5G networks signifies a major breakthrough in mobile communications, providing better data rates, low latency, and improved connectivity. Efficient resource allocation within 5G networks is paramount to fully leverage these capabilities, ensuring optimal performance and user satisfaction. Traditional resource allocation methods often struggle to keep pace with the dynamic and complex nature of 5G environments. The potential benefits of machine learning (ML) is explored in this research to enhance resource allocation in 5G networks. We begin by examining the unique challenges posed by 5G networks, by ML approaches employed for resource allocation, including supervised learning such as Trees, SVM, Neural Networks. Our study we train the model using MATLAB simulator. Analysis on the response and residual plot is conducted for predicted response. Analysis and comparative study is made to find the best performance metric suitable for the predicting the model for resource allocation. The study shows the improvisation in the metrics of regression learner. Simulation results demonstrate significant improvements in network performance. Finally, we have done the comparison between the results of MATLAB simulation. This study gives better decisions to service providers to enhance the overall performance of network

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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceect61758.2024.10739217
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Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
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Enhancing 5G Efficiency: Regression Analysis for Resource Allocation Optimization in Wireless Networks

Padmageetha B.G, Mallanagouda Patil, Pramod Kumar Naik
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Enhancing 5G Efficiency: Regression Analysis for Resource Allocation Optimization in Wireless Networks

Padmageetha B.G, Mallanagouda Patil, Pramod Kumar Naik
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The advent of 5G networks signifies a major breakthrough in mobile communications, providing better data rates, low latency, and improved connectivity. Efficient resource allocation within 5G networks is paramount to fully leverage these capabilities, ensuring optimal performance and user satisfaction. Traditional resource allocation methods often struggle to keep pace with the dynamic and complex nature of 5G environments. The potential benefits of machine learning (ML) is explored in this research to enhance resource allocation in 5G networks. We begin by examining the unique challenges posed by 5G networks, by ML approaches employed for resource allocation, including supervised learning such as Trees, SVM, Neural Networks. Our study we train the model using MATLAB simulator. Analysis on the response and residual plot is conducted for predicted response. Analysis and comparative study is made to find the best performance metric suitable for the predicting the model for resource allocation. The study shows the improvisation in the metrics of regression learner. Simulation results demonstrate significant improvements in network performance. Finally, we have done the comparison between the results of MATLAB simulation. This study gives better decisions to service providers to enhance the overall performance of network

Dayananda Sagar University (IN), Dr. Hari Singh Gour University (IN)
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Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
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