Enabling quality of service guarantees through an optimal resource allocation model in 5G network slicing

Danteshwari, D and Vijayalakshmi, A and Packialatha, A and Sathish Kumar, Selvaperumal and Moorth, M. (2025) Enabling quality of service guarantees through an optimal resource allocation model in 5G network slicing. 2025 International Conference on Metaverse and Current Trends in Computing (ICMCTC). pp. 1-7. ISSN 11196551

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Abstract

In 5G, network slicing alludes to the dividing of an
actual organization foundation into different virtual organiza tions, known as slices. Each slice works as a free organization with its own committed assets and tweaked functionalities. Network slicing takes into account the effective assignment and the executives of organization assets in light of the particular requirements of each slicing. By using network slicing, specialist
co-ops can enhance the portion of organization assets, further de velop administration quality, and convey a more productive and inancially savvy network framework. It takes into consideration the conjunction of various administrations and applications on shared network framework while guaranteeing that each slicing works autonomously and meets its quality of service (QoS) tar
gets. In this paper, we present a methodology for enhancing asset distribution in the 5G organization slicing to guarantee excellent help conveyance which centers on accomplishing proficient traffic the executives all through the organization slicing. To accomplish
this, we present the Markov jump neural network (MJNN) for
grouping of exact traffic stream, empowering the arrangement
of traffic into various need classes in view of seriousness levels. Furthermore, we plan an enhanced proportional topology optimization (EPTO) calculation for network slicing asset designation and client task. It plans to parcel network assets ideally among various slicing while considering client prerequisites and keeping
up with asset utilization inside predefined limits. To get the ideal asset allotment that amplifies QoS for each organization slicing demand, we utilize the modified momentum search (MMS) calculation. Through broad assessments and execution evaluations, we show that our model beats existing methodologies with regards to
QoS and asset use productivity. The outcomes demonstrate the
efficacy of our strategy in facilitating high-quality, dependable service delivery in the network slicing enviro ment.
Index Terms—Asset portion, network slicing, nature of admin
istration, traffic stream class, force searc

Item Type: Article
Subjects: Computer Science Engineering > Computer Network
Electronics and Communication Engineering > Wireless Communication
Domains: Electronics and Communication Engineering
Depositing User: Mr IR Admin
Date Deposited: 07 Mar 2026 18:41
Last Modified: 19 May 2026 09:08
URI: https://ir.vistas.ac.in/id/eprint/13090

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