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In the TD-SCDMA system, there is a problem that non-emergency voice services probability of dropped call is not ideal when we use the dynamic allocation algorithm. To solve this problem, we propose a new algorithm, which is called protect channel reservation queue movable boundary dynamic channel allocation. This algorithm set aside channels for dropped calls of non-emergency voice services service, in order to keep blocking probability for service, the introduction of no patient customers, combined with the data packet to borrow algorithms. Simulation results show that, comparing to the movable boundary algorithm, the proposed algorithm reduce the drop probability for non-emergency voice services, and maintain a variety of service blocking probability, reducing the packet loss probability data services.

To solve the problem that the parameters in grey neural network (GNN) are difficult to determine, the improved Particle Swarm Optimization (IPSO) algorithm is employed to search the optimums by the introduction of a threshold of velocity. When the particle velocity is less than the threshold, an accelerated momentum is applied on the particle to reinitialize the particle velocity and position. The proposed approach is used to predict the telephone traffic of two regions. The forecasting results are compared with those of GNN, Grey Neural Network optimized by Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO-GNN) and Back-Propagation Neural Network (BPNN). The experimental results show high prediction accuracy.

In order to make accurate forecast of mobile Internet diffusion trend. This paper proposes a method which is based on Bass innovation diffusion model. To solve the problem that the parameters of the model are difficult to estimate, a modified particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) whose inertia weight changes dynamically is introduced to search the most precise parameters. The application of the index of population density helps determine the convergence status of population. When the algorithm is trapped into local optimum, the combination of Cauchy mutation and Gaussian mutation is applied on the global best particle. The results of the experiment show that optimized Bass model is suitable for predicting mobile Internet diffusion trend and the proposed algorithm can effectively improve the precision of the optimal solution as compared to existed estimation methods.

Vertical handoff is of great significance to achieve seamless connectivity in heterogeneous networks. It is necessary to enhance the location awareness of the mobile station (MS) as well as to reduce the adverse effect of fading so that it is able to predict future network conditions accurately. An optimal Savitzky-Golay filtering based vertical handoff algorithm is adopted in this essay, which equips the MS to decide network coverage boundaries accurately. Simulation results show that this method can reduce the effects of fading in the received signal, thereby reducing the ping-pong effect availably. It can also improve the performance of the network.

In order to make accurate forecasts of mobile internet diffusion trend, this paper proposes a method which is based on modified bass innovation diffusion model in which the values of three parameters change over time. A novel particle swarm optimisation (PSO) algorithm is introduced to find the most precise parameters. This algorithm employs opposition-based learning strategy during the stage of initialisation and execution. The application of the index of population density helps determine the convergence status of population, and inertia weight is adjusted dynamically according to the value of population density. When the algorithm is trapped into local optima, the combination of Cauchy mutation and Gaussian mutation is applied on the best particle. The results demonstrate good performance of the novel algorithm on convergence accuracy and convergence velocity and the modified Bass model has the capability to forecast the diffusion of mobile internet more accurately.