The Fault Detection Strategies Used in Mobile Communication Network

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With the rapid development of information technology, the use of mobile communication tools to infiltrate every aspect of daily life and people is increasingly demanding for the quality of mobile communication network service. As the user base is increasing, mobile communications networks is also increasing pressure. In the traditional artificial methods about communication network fault detection, network managers need to do a lot of work and the process is tedious but not satisfied with the quality test. It is an effective means of fault management using software to manage the network. The mobile network fault detection system base on data mining not only reduces the workload of network managers and the test results more accurate, but also can reduce network management costs. In this paper, we introduce the fault detection strategies for the mobile communication network. By using the data mining algorithm, we can find the network default more easily.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 403-408)

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1786-1790

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November 2011

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