Neighbor access point identification using station information in High-Density Wi-Fi system

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In an era where the number of wireless LAN terminals is sky-rocketing, ubiquitously improving the quality of the user experience at low cost is paramount. To achieve this, we propose a method that automates re-assignment of frequency channels in high-quality communication areas to achieve automated operation in High-Density Wi-Fi systems. The method identifies neighboring Access Points (APs) to re-assign frequency channels efficiently and effectively. The goal of the proposed method is to clarify the effect of the amount of information including errors on the AP identification accuracy by using a huge amount of station (STA) information. Simulation results indicate that neighboring APs can be identified more accurately using STA information in High-Density Wi-Fi systems.