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python simulator for modelling 5G (pysim5g)
python simulator for integrated modelling of 5G (pysim5g)
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Description
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**pysim5g** is a software tool, based on the Monte-Carlo method, for simulation modelling of 5G.
**pysim5g** is an open-source software tool, based on the Monte-Carlo method, for integrated engineering-economic modelling of 5G.

Statistical modelling can be performed under different radio interference scenarios for assessing system-level performance of 4G and 5G co-existence in the sub-6GHz spectrum bands.
Statistical analysis can be performed under different radio interference scenarios for assessing system-level performance of 4G and 5G co-existence in the sub-6GHz spectrum bands.

The simulator focuses on quantifying the benefits of (i) ultra-dense networks, (ii) 5G spectral efficiency gains and (iii) the use of both 4G and 5G sub-6GHz spectrum bands.
The simulator focuses on quantifying the benefits of (i) ultra-dense networks, (ii) 5G spectral efficiency gains and (iii) the use of both existing 4G and new 5G sub-6GHz spectrum bands.

Setup and configuration
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Background and funding
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The **python simulator for modelling 5G (pysim5g)** was funded by the
The **python simulator for integrated modelling of 5G (pysim5g)** was funded by the
UK [Digital Catapult's](http://www.digicatapult.org.uk) ESPRC-funded Researcher in Residence
programme.

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