Title: Computational intelligence in telecommunication networks: a review
Authors: Avijit Paul; Amrita Mukherjee; Apurba Das; Kuntal Ghosh
Addresses: BFS IT, TCS Kolkata, India ' CSCR, ISI Kolkata, India ' TCS Embedded Innovation Lab, TCS Bengaluru, India ' MIU, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India
Abstract: The recent increase in the demand for process optimisation, something which we continually learn from nature, help the telecommunication arena to rapidly evolve into a more scalable, dynamic and robust systematic structure. Due to high intricacy and complex dynamism in every consortium of communication topology, especially in this era of big data and IoT, traditional methods fail to provide network performance and desired throughputs accurately. Computational intelligence now-a-days become indispensable for telecommunication due to the tremendous complexity in multidimensional work space and dynamic environment. Advanced high-tech machines should have their own bio-inspired adaptive intelligence with which they will emerge as energy-efficient and sustainable alternatives for our future generations. In this paper, we try to review different evolving intelligent techniques those are implemented in variegated dimensions of optimisations in telecommunication networks.
Keywords: telecommunication; multi-objective optimisation; adaptive intelligent techniques; network topology; compression; security.
DOI: 10.1504/IJCISTUDIES.2017.089053
International Journal of Computational Intelligence Studies, 2017 Vol.6 No.2/3, pp.189 - 228
Received: 19 Nov 2016
Accepted: 06 Jun 2017
Published online: 04 Jan 2018 *