Multi-antenna dense network random caching method based on airspace interference to zero
A dense network, multi-antenna technology, applied in the field of base station cache in ultra-dense networks, can solve problems such as difficult to support network service requirements, limited DSL backhaul link capacity, etc., to improve transmission reliability, overall performance, and storage. The effect of efficiency
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[0047] A random caching method for multi-antenna dense networks based on airspace interference to zero. The dense network system uses 20 uniformly distributed micro base stations to cover a square area of 2km × 2km. Each micro base station deploys 6 antennas and can store 10 For caching of files, users in the network will request 50 files, and the micro base station uses a random caching method to store files, and uses an interference-to-zero method to eliminate inter-cell interference, including the following steps:
[0048] Step 1. Model the multi-antenna dense network with a random caching strategy, derive the expression of the cache hit probability, and jointly optimize the micro base station cache allocation and interference to zero coefficient through the block coordinate ascending method, and design the cache hit probability Maximum optimal caching and interference-to-zero scheme;
[0049] Step 2. Store the file in the micro base station with the optimal cache solutio...
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