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Showing papers by "Mohammed Abo-Zahhad published in 2011"


Journal ArticleDOI
01 Sep 2011
TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a new method, Intra CellMovement Prediction (ICMP), for mobile user's future location prediction on Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) environments to benefit from both intra and inter cell based techniques for both network and servicesenhancement.
Abstract: Location based services (LBS) and their applications are regarded as the mostgrowing services applied on communication systems. According to the greatenhancement in the mobile network platform and its related database servers,we are not only able to develop LBS applications but also to enhance theperformance of mobile networks. Future location prediction of mobile userresults in great enhancement in LBS applications and mobile networkperformance. Many researches were introduced to predict location of mobileuser. In [7] User Mobility Pattern (UMP) algorithm based on sequentialmining prediction has been developed to deal with future location prediction inmobile networks. The main limitations of this pattern are: map based intra cellprediction cannot be extracted and the timestamps aren't associated with rules.In [8], another method has been introduced using All frequent MovementPattern (ALLMOP) algorithm for extracting all frequent movement patternswithin movement Rule based Location Prediction method (RLP). RLP methodworks on GPS network map based platform without manipulating cell to cellmovement. So, it can't be used to enhance mobile network's resource allocationand mobility management. In this paper we proposed a new method, Intra CellMovement Prediction (ICMP), for mobile user's future location prediction onUniversal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) environments to benefitfrom both intra and inter cell based techniques for both network and servicesenhancement. The proposed method depends on map based intra-cellprediction and utilizes the network database and positioning techniques inextracting user trajectories and movement rules. As a result, the user positioncan be predicted for the next movement step. The performance of the proposedalgorithm is evaluated through computer simulation and compared with that of[7] and [8]. The simulation results indicate that the proposed method is highlyefficient for both network and services' improvements as it is used to enhancelocation based services with satisfactory accuracy, network's resourceutilization, reduce the latency in accessing resources and mobilitymanagement.

2 citations


Proceedings ArticleDOI
26 Apr 2011
TL;DR: In this paper, the effect of the number of levels adopted in the construction of Orthogonal Arrays (OAs) on the convergence speed of TIA was investigated. And the results showed that increasing the number OA levels yields to faster convergence and better antibody genes selection in order to achieve the potential recombination.
Abstract: Taguchi Immune Algorithm (TIA) is based on both features of the biological immune system and the Taguchi method which increases the ability of the Immune Algorithm (IA) to find the global optimal solution in a nonlinear space. In the TIA, the clonal proliferation within hypermutation for several antibody diversifications and the recombination by using the Taguchi method for the local search are integrated to improve the capabilities of exploration and exploitation. Two major tools are used in the Taguchi method; namely the Orthogonal Arrays (OAs) and the Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR). The effect of selecting the number of levels adopted in the construction of OAs on TIA is not studied before. So, this paper addresses the problem increasing the convergence speed of immune algorithm based two-dimensional recursive digital filters design process by adopting two, three and four levels OAs. For seek of comparison, the same computational experiments adopted in [1] are considered. Numerical results show that increasing the number of OA levels yields to faster convergence and better antibody genes selection in order to achieve the potential recombination, and consequently enhance the design process.

2 citations