Shah Nawak Khan

Title: Shah Nawak Khan and Machine-Learning-Based QoS Management

Introduction

Shah Nawak Khan is an inventor associated with Stockholm, Sweden, and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ). His patent work addresses quality-of-service (QoS) management in communications networks, applying machine learning to help determine when wireless devices’ service requirements can be met.

Latest Patents

Khan is named on 1 patent: “Method for Managing QoS in a Communications Network Using a Machine Learning.” The disclosed computer-implemented method receives a QoS intent from a first node, including the identity of a wireless device and its QoS requirement. It obtains information about available QoS and network policies, then uses a machine-learning model to determine when the requirement can be fulfilled and informs the first node of the result. The patent also describes a QoS management node.

Career Highlights

Khan’s listed patent reflects work on applying machine learning to network operations. By considering service intents alongside network capabilities and policies, the disclosed approach aims to support informed QoS management for wireless devices. He is associated with Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ).

Collaborations

Khan’s listed coworker is Maxim Teslenko. Their association provides context for the professional collaboration connected with his patent work.

Conclusion

Shah Nawak Khan’s patent focuses on using machine learning to assess when wireless-device QoS requirements can be fulfilled, linking network information and service intents in a communications-management approach.