Contributions to Simulation SpeedUp: Rare Event Simulation and ShortTerm Dynamic Simulation for Mobile Network Planning (Advan,Used

Contributions to Simulation SpeedUp: Rare Event Simulation and ShortTerm Dynamic Simulation for Mobile Network Planning (Advan,Used

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Product Description Eugen Lamers explains the principle of simulation speedup in general and shortly demonstrates the technique RESTART for the simulation of rare events. He introduces the ShortTerm Dynamic Simulation concept, developed for the planning of mobile radio networks. From the Back Cover For the simulation of stochastic systems, those techniques are essential which are able to speed up the simulation, i.e. the equivalent of increasing the accuracy that can be reached within a given runtime, especially with a focus on rare events. Eugen Lamers explains the principle of simulation speedup in general, demonstrates the technique RESTART for the simulation of rare events, and addresses its efficiency on distributed systems. Due to the character of RESTART, the efficiency is limited by the high communication overhead. The author introduces the ShortTerm Dynamic Simulation concept, developed for the planning of mobile radio networks, which enables fast state space coverage along with the consideration of dynamic aspects. He analyses the speedup potential on a theoretical basis with analytically solvable Markov models for different utilisations. With realistic models for UMTS network planning he shows that the evaluation of dynamic performance measures benefits from the ShortTerm Dynamic Simulation technique. About the Author Dr. Eugen Lamers works on quality assurance in the field of automation.

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