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A Framework for Enterprise Network Dimensioning
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DOI：10.1109/tnse.2026.3726065.png)
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We study radio node (RN) placement for indoor enterprise networks. Using stochastic geometry (SG), we derive the meta-distribution (MD) of the SINR for a test user equipment (UE), with and without cooperation from outdoor macro base stations (MBSs), and compare these results with an integer linear programming (ILP) approach. SG provides an estimate of the required number of RNs but not their locations, while ILP can yield inaccurate local optima and requires high computational power. To address this, we investigate clustering-based algorithms for initializing RN locations using UE location distributions. Along with standard methods, we propose a weighted $k$-harmonic means (WKHM) clustering strategy tailored to maximize SINR. We then introduce a constrained sequential minimum cut algorithm, SeqMinCut, to merge multiple RNs into larger cells and further improve SINR. This is the first work that integrates SG-based statistical analysis, optimization, and clustering to obtain system design insights, dimensioning rules, and planning strategies for enterprise 5G.
Keywords:
Enterprise 5G
indoor network planning
clustering
radio nodes
placement optimization
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