name: MLB
full_form: Mobility Load Balancing
context: overload in the eNB1 cell by offload to eNB2. However it can happen that the eNB2 shows CAC = 0 simply because it keeps its margin M larger than may be really desired by the operator in this particular deployment. Then the MLB algorithm at the eNB1 will not initiate offload to the eNB2. This example shows that existing specifications of CAC-based MLB [3] do not assure sufficient level of control over the MLB operations. 4.2.1.5.2 Analysis The current CAC definition was discussed and agreed in RAN3. At that time there was no specific requirement(s) for operators to control the CAC parameters (including for example the margin). Should an operator requires such control, the operator can discuss and agree possible solution with the vendor.
description: Mobility Load Balancing (MLB) is a procedure used in telecommunications networks to balance the load of mobile users between different cells or base stations. It involves algorithms that analyze network conditions and make decisions on when to offload traffic from one cell to another, ensuring efficient use of network resources.
explanation: The context describes MLB as an algorithmic process that analyzes network conditions (e.g., overload in a cell) and makes decisions based on parameters like CAC (Combined Admission Control). This indicates that MLB is not just a static concept but involves dynamic decision-making, fitting the definition of a procedure within the telecommunications network.
section_title: 4.2.1.5.1Problem statement
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