Characterization of the Interference Distribution for Large-scale Wireless Communication Network
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/s7cyz985Keywords:
Large-scale Wireless Communication Network, Aggregate Interference, Probability Density Function, Alpha-stable Probability DistributionAbstract
The research paper discusses the characterization of aggregate interference distribution for largescale wireless communication networks. The paper proposes an innovative approach to estimate the
probability density function of the aggregate interference in the wireless network by using statistical
modeling techniques. The methodology involves using a DS-CDMA communication system that
captures aggregate interference in large-scale wireless networks, considering factors like path loss,
shadowing, fading, and spatial distribution of interfering nodes.
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