Novel distributed call admission control solution based on machine learning approach

The advent of IP-based Next Generation Network (NGN) and its guaranteed QoS promise has attracted significant attention from both service providers and subscribers. However, to fulfil the said promise, there is a need to provide effective Call Admission Control (CAC) based QoS provisioning solutions which are autonomous, intelligent and scalable.

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