Abstract

In cellular communications, whose usage continues to increase day by day, it is seen as a necessity to increase the area throughput in order to avoid data traffic density problems. For this, it is aimed to increase spectral efficiency by using massive multi-input multi-output systems and also to keep energy efficiency high. It is known that spectral and energy efficiencies can increase with different number of user equipments served in the cell, number of active antennas and values of the transmission power. By using intelligent optimization techniques, optimum combinations of these three variables can be determined and samples with both high spectral and energy efficiencies at the same time can be obtained. In this paper, multi-objective genetic algorithm, multi-objective particle swarm optimization and multi-objective differential evolution algorithm are applied on three different circuit power sets and then results obtained are evaluated.

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