Quality assurance of providing remote services in cellular networks necessitates attention to significant criteria such as throughput, power consumption, and interference in these networks. Accordingly, this paper presents a framework for optimizing these criteria by as
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Quality assurance of providing remote services in cellular networks necessitates attention to significant criteria such as throughput, power consumption, and interference in these networks. Accordingly, this paper presents a framework for optimizing these criteria by assuming a limited transmission capacity for mobile nodes in a wireless cellular network as limitations in the transmission capacity often exist both in terms of hardware, battery limitations, and regulatory rules in the real world. In presenting this framework, a new idea was proposed once the existing methods were examined and their advantages and disadvantages were compared, respectively. After the formula was proved, the idea's simulation steps were performed via MATLAB. Present methods either increased the throughput by assuming unlimited transmission power or prevented some nodes from accessing the communication service. The simulation results showed that the proposed algorithm reduced the power consumption of mobile nodes in the network by a quarter in addition to increasing the throughput by 27%, and further operated in a way that no node would lose communication service
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