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Channel Assignment Problem in Cellular Mobile Network: A Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Approach
Since the natural resources of electromagnetic spectrum are strictly administrated, the channel assignment problem (CAP) has been an important issue for cellular mobile network. CAP is a well-known NP-hard problem, which is to minimize the maximum of channel utilization, while guaranteeing the voice quality. In this paper, we model CAP as a Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problem (DCSP) with fully considerations on all kinds of interference constraints. A kind of distributed backtracking algorithm (DBA) is proposed to solve this DCSP problem. Simulation results show that, comparing with the similar previous work in [10], our approach can achieve much tight lower bounds on the number of required channels with related less computation time and cost.