K. Smith et M. Palaniswami, STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT USING NEURAL NETWORKS, IEEE journal on selected areas in communications, 15(2), 1997, pp. 238-249
In this paper, we examine the problem of assigning calls in a cellular
mobile network to channels in the frequency domain. Such assignments
must be made so that interference between calls is minimized, while de
mands for channels are satisfied. A new nonlinear integer programming
representation of the static channel assignment (SCA) problem is formu
lated. We then propose two different neural networks for solving this
problem. The first is an improved Hopfield neural network which resolv
es the issues of infeasibility and poor solution quality which have pl
agued the reputation of the Hopfield network The second approach is a
new self-organizing neural network which is able to solve the SCA prob
lem and many other practical optimization problems due to its generali
zing ability. A variety of test problems are used to compare the perfo
rmances of the neural techniques against more traditional heuristic ap
proaches. Finally, extensions to the dynamic channel assignment proble
m are considered.