FemtoCaching technology, aiming at maximizing the access probability of streaming media transmission in heterogeneous cellular networks, is investigated in this paper. Firstly, five kinds of streaming media deployment schemes are proposed based on the network topology and the relationship between users and streaming media. Secondly, a matching algorithm for adaptive streaming media deployment is proposed, where the FemtoCaching can be adjusted dynamically. Thirdly, a joint problem is formulated combined with the channel assignment, the power allocation, and the caching deployment. To address this problem, we propose a joint optimization algorithm combining matching algorithm and genetic algorithm to maximize the access probability of streaming media transmission. Simulation experiments demonstrate that: (1) the average access probability of all users accessing streaming media in the network based on the proposed algorithm compared with recent works can be greatly improved, and (2) the performance increases with increasing the number of channels and the storage capacity of micro base stations, but decreases with increasing the number of users.
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