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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 03, 2012
Filed:
Oct. 01, 2010
Bojan Likar, Ig, SI;
Robert Posel, Ljubljana, SI;
Andreas Kalagasidis, Ljubljana, SI;
Janez Bester, Zg.Besnica, SI;
Andrej Kos, Blejska Dobrava, SI;
Mojca Volk, Bled, SI;
Urban Sedlar, Bohinjska Bistrica, SI;
Luka Mali, Novo mesto, SI;
Janez Sterle, Ljubljana, SI;
Bojan Likar, Ig, SI;
Robert Posel, Ljubljana, SI;
Andreas Kalagasidis, Ljubljana, SI;
Janez Bester, Zg.Besnica, SI;
Andrej Kos, Blejska Dobrava, SI;
Mojca Volk, Bled, SI;
Urban Sedlar, Bohinjska Bistrica, SI;
Luka Mali, Novo mesto, SI;
Janez Sterle, Ljubljana, SI;
Other;
Abstract
A method for cognitive neighbor selection in 4G networks describes a mechanism for automatic self-learning selection of neighboring base stations for the purpose of providing seamless handoffs in a dense deployment of pico and macro base stations. When a 4G network is modified by adding new base stations, the optimum handoff thresholds and advertised base station neighbors are automatically recalculated in a manner that reduces the number of unnecessary handoffs in a dense network with large number of pico and macro base stations.