Load balancing by diversified quality factors‐based handoff (DQFH) in wireless cellular networks

Abstract

Summary The long‐term evolution (LTE) and long‐term evolution advance (LTE‐A) communication networks are the buzz of cellular networks. Due to the phenomenal count of users who hangs on cellular networks in regard to the concept of information and communications technology (ICT), the over‐sized demand of any network related to ICT experiences the crux of transmission load, which is critical constraint of the cellular networks. Though the contemporary research evincing the benchmark strategies to deal the crux of load on cellular networks, most of these are adapting handoff schemes to optimize the communication through effective load balancing under one or two standard quality metrics. Hence, the contemporary models have critical droppage in performance under the context of multiple quality objectives. In regard to deprive the constraints of the contemporary models, a handoff mechanism to optimize the load balancing in cellular networks under diversified contextual quality objectives has been defined in this manuscript. The method that is portrayed is a search technique that intends to select an optimal target node. The experimental study that was carried has evinced the significance the proposal that scaled against the contemporary methods having similar objective.