4G converged environment: Modeling network selection as a game
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1-4244-1662-0978-1-4244-1662-2
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2007 16th IST Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit2007 16th IST Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit
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Network Selection mechanism in 4G mobile networks is a newly introduced mechanism that handles the selection of the best network to satisfy a service request. Network Selection needs to take part prior to admission of the service in a particular access network participating in the 4G system. This paper proposes to model this decision using a game theoretic approach specifically defining a game between the access networks themselves, competing in a non-cooperative manner to maximize their payoff. The outcome of the game is a decision of which subset of the set of service requests made to the 4G converged system should be admitted by each access network.
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