Optimized Compensation Transaction for Mobile Telecommunication Systems
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In this paper, we design an optimized compensation transaction (OCT) that implies an important property of location information. The validity of the proposed compensation transaction is illustrated by describing the HLR database systems on the mobile telecommunications system. We found out that both the length and the occurrence percentage of compensation transactions affect reversely the success ratio of other transactions. However, OCT rarely affects the other transactions, because the compensating procedures are performed rapidly. This paper argues that the optimized compensation transaction is very adequate in the mobile telecommunication system where update transactions are issued more frequently than read-only transactions.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E79-A No.6 pp.804-811
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Yongik YOON, "Optimized Compensation Transaction for Mobile Telecommunication Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E79-A, no. 6, pp. 804-811, June 1996, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, we design an optimized compensation transaction (OCT) that implies an important property of location information. The validity of the proposed compensation transaction is illustrated by describing the HLR database systems on the mobile telecommunications system. We found out that both the length and the occurrence percentage of compensation transactions affect reversely the success ratio of other transactions. However, OCT rarely affects the other transactions, because the compensating procedures are performed rapidly. This paper argues that the optimized compensation transaction is very adequate in the mobile telecommunication system where update transactions are issued more frequently than read-only transactions.
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