This work is the result of an academic (scientific) development but which the author tries to make accessible to a wider audience. To do this, it does not include the development of mathematical or formal models and focuses on the practical aspect of the solutions, trying to convey the general idea by means of simple examples when it’s possible. Frequent references are provided to enable readers to explore the concept of this work in greater depth.
The work in its development discusses the notion of radio coverage. It begins with a simple, basic modeling and gradually develops it to account for new challenges that arise in the design of wifi networks. Coverage modeling opens the possibility of two things: the simulation of existing models (from scientific writers or publishers) and the proposal of alternative solutions for calculating the RRM. It then proposes two approaches to RRM solutions, one analytical called In the Path and the other Out of Path mobilizing notions of automated machine learning (artificial intelligence).
