Analysis of Completion of Call with on-off Data Source in Wireless Networks

In wireless network, call completion probability accounts for users‘ satisfaction since the admitted ongoing call may be interrupted during hand off process or even stay in the same cell when dynamically allocaring resource to calls hecause of the loss of resource. We focus on the relationship between call‘s completion probability and these interruptions and develop an analytical relationship model for homogeneous cellular networks based on probability analysis. Then assuming call‘s data source is modeled by on off traffic model, a two dimensional Markov process is established to compute these blocking and dropping probahilities for call‘s completion probability. The impacts of different new call arrival rate. call‘s traffic characteristic, user‘s mobility, call‘s holding time and call‘s admission threshold on call‘s completion are evaluated and compared through numerical examples. These results show that call‘s completion reaches its maximum value if making no difference between hand off call and new call in the case of light traffic load. But some resource should be reserved for the hand off call in high traffic scenario. The analytical model provides a basis for helping to set the call admission threshold.

Analysis of completion of call with on-off data source in wireless networks

In wireless network, call completion probability accounts for users' satisfaction since the admitted ongoing call may be interrupted during hand-off process or even stay in the same cell when dynamically allocating resource to calls because of the loss of resource. We focus on the relationship between call's completion probability and these interruptions and develop an analytical relationship model for homogeneous cellular networks based on probability analysis. Then assuming call's data source is modeled by on-off traffic model, a two dimensional Markov process is established to compute these blocking and dropping probabilities for call's completion probability. The impacts of different new call arrival rate, call's traffic characteristic, user's mobility, call's holding time and call's admission threshold on call's completion are evaluated and compared through numerical examples. These results show that call's completion reaches its maximum value if making no difference between hand-off call and new call in the case of light traffic load. But some resource should be reserved for the hand-off call in high traffic scenario. The analytical model provides a basis for helping to set the call admission threshold. Foundation item: Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (60172077) Biography: XUAN Xiao-ying (1972-), female, Ph. D candidate, research direction: radio resource management and scheduling in wireless networks.