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Results for "Probability Distributions on a Circle"

Author: Chen, Chunlin Supervisors: Krzymien, Witold (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

  • Stochastic Geometry Modelling and Performance Evaluation of Cellular Networks

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    Fall 2018

    Chen, Chunlin

    any attempts on the theoretical analysis of the underlying point process model. In addition, extensions of the analytical methodology used in Poisson models to more general point process models are often hindered due to the lack of closed-form empty space function and the probability generating

    studied the distributional properties of the empty space distances in the Matérn hard core point process of Type II, and proposed a piecewise probability density function for the empty space distance, including an exact expression and a heuristic formula, which can be fitted by aWeibull-like function

    Stochastic geometry provides a way of defining and computing macroscopic properties of large scale wireless networks, by averaging over all possible spatial patterns of the network nodes. It abstracts the network as realizations of point process models, and analyzes the network performance in a

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