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Isabel de-la-Bandera¹, David Palacios², Jessica Mendoza¹

¹Department of Communications Engineering, University of Málaga, 29071 Málaga, Spain.

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Summary

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Feature extraction techniques reduce the high dimensionality of mobile network data. This approach improves storage efficiency and network management functions for next-generation mobile communications.

Keywords:

dimensionality reduction feature extraction mobile networks

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Area of Science:

Mobile Communications
Network Management
Data Science

Background:

Next-generation mobile networks generate vast, diverse performance data, straining storage and management.
High-dimensional network observations degrade the efficiency of management functions.

Discussion:

Feature extraction is proposed as an intermediate solution between data monitoring and network management.
This technique addresses the challenge of managing massive, high-dimensional network performance indicators.

Key Insights:

Feature extraction significantly reduces data dimensionality in mobile networks.
Demonstrated benefits include substantial storage savings and improved network management performance.
Results validated on a live cellular network dataset.

Outlook:

Integration of feature extraction can optimize future mobile network operations.
Further research into advanced feature extraction methods can enhance scalability and efficiency.
This approach is crucial for the sustainable growth of mobile communication systems.