Site-specific radio propagation models for wireless applications are widely used to assess the propagation conditions in a given environment. This allows the design of automatic planning methods in which a characteristic of the wireless system is maximised. The authors present a new method which comprises a combination of bundle methods and a simple indoor propagation model. A comparison between this method and a projected variable metric method shows that the presented bundle method exhibits better performance.
Site-specific radio propagation models for wireless applications are widely used to assess the propagation conditions in a given environment. This allows the design of automatic planning methods in which a characteristic of the wireless system is maximised. The authors present a new method which comprises a combination of bundle methods and a simple indoor propagation model. A comparison between this method and a projected variable metric method shows that the presented bundle method exhibits better performance. Read More
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