Quasi-Quantum PCI optimization in 5G Networks

As wireless networks continue to evolve into 5G and beyond, the deployment of networks will be increasingly heterogeneous comprising of base-stations or access points or distributed units serving users in different spectra utilizing different technologies. A quasi-quantum random graph coloring technique is suggested in this paper using virtual cell identifiers to coordinate across such access nodes and to enable such self-organizing networks to be optimized utilizing a heterogeneous intelligent controller across such access networks. The paper also discusses additional possibilities for future exploration.

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