In previous research on 5 G wireless networks, the optimization of base station deployment primarily relied on human expertise, simulation software, and algorithmic
In this study, a comprehensive mathematical model of a fifth-generation (5G) mobile communication network was developed, considering the spatial distribution of base stations
Therefore, this proposes a 5G base station planning model based on the idea of the binary mask, combining differential evolution algorithm and Monte Carlo simulation to fully consider the
However, due to the small coverage and high building cost of 5 G base stations, communication developers must spend a lot on the building process. Therefore, how to meet
In China, the coverage of 5G network is increasing rapidly, and the cost of base station construction is huge. Therefore, reasonable and efficient site planning is an extremely
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The application requirements of 5G have reached a new height, and the location of base stations is an important factor affecting the signal. Based on factors such as base station
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The problem of communication coverage is increasingly critical with the advancement of 5G communication technology. The reasonable establishment of new 5G
The experimental results show that this method can effectively optimize the location decision of 5G base stations, and can be widely used in the field of 5G base station location decision, so
5G (fifth generation) base station deployment while considering cost, signal coverage, the availability of varied demographic areas with varying user density and expected
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