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Analyzing group behavior patterns in a cellular mobile network for 5G use‐cases

The massive demand for broadband mobile network services are quite successfully covered already by 3G and 4G cellular mobile systems. The challenges for 5G are more diverse: answering the demands of Ultra‐Reliable Low Latency Communications (URLLC) and massive Machine Type Communications (mMTC) users—besides elevating mobile broadband to the next level. While generic, high‐level targets for KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are widely communicated, it is not yet well‐understood how the various demands can affect the traffic mixture. Both the radio‐ and the core‐domains of the cellular network have to cope with traffic peaks, and have to obey various QoS (Quality of Service) guarantees. In order to cover these gaps, traffic‐related characteristics (data volume, signaling message types, and traffic peaks) should be determined, and this knowledge should be used during network planning, optimization, and service shaping.