Proof of convergence of LoRaWAN model
Davide Magrin, Martina Capuzzo, Andrea Zanella, Michele Zorzi

TL;DR
This paper provides an analytical proof of convergence for a LoRaWAN network performance model, demonstrating that fixed-point iterations reliably reach a solution with few iterations needed.
Contribution
It offers the first rigorous proof of convergence for the LoRaWAN performance model and validates the practical efficiency of fixed-point iterative solutions.
Findings
Existence of a fixed point solution is proven analytically.
Fixed-point iterations converge rapidly in experiments.
Few iterations are sufficient for convergence.
Abstract
In this document, we prove the convergence of the model proposed in [1], which aims at estimating the LoRaWAN network performance in a single-gateway scenario. First, we provide an analytical proof of the existence of a fixed point solution for such a system. Then, we report experimental results, showing that the system of the two inter-dependent equations provided by the model can be solved through fixed-point iterations, and that a limited number of iterations is enough to reach convergence.
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Taxonomy
TopicsIoT Networks and Protocols · Bluetooth and Wireless Communication Technologies · Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
