Methods and apparatus to prevent potential conflicts among instances of SON functions
AssigneeNokia Solutions and Networks Oy
InventorHaitao Tang
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AssigneeNokia Solutions and Networks Oy
InventorHaitao Tang
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Methods are provided to prevent a potential conflict among first and second instances of SON functions. A first input impact time, first input scope and first objective of the first instance, and a second input impact time, second input scope and second objective of the second instance are obtained. If there is a first overlap among the first input impact time and the second input impact time, whether there is a second overlap among the first input scope and the second input scope is determined. If there is the second overlap, whether the first objective and the second objective are the same or substantially the same is determined. If so, it is determined that the potential conflict exists. If there is the second overlap, whether the first objective contradicts or substantially contradicts with the second objective is determined. If so, it is determined that the potential conflict exists.
A processor implemented method to prevent a potential conflict among a first instance of a first self-organizing network (“SON”) function residing in a domain, and a second instance of a second SON function residing in another domain, comprising:
A computing device to prevent a potential conflict among a first instance of a SON function residing in a domain, and a second instance of a second SON function residing in another domain, comprising:
A processor implemented method to prevent a potential conflict among a first instance of a first SON function residing in a domain, and a second instance of a second SON function residing in another domain, comprising:
A computing device to prevent a potential conflict among a first instance of a first SON function residing in a domain, and a second instance of a second SON function residing in another domain, comprising:
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