We propose two novel distributed resource allocation (RA) schemes for the uplink of a cellular multi-carrier multi-format system based on the message passing (MP) technique. In the proposed approaches each transmitter iteratively sends and receives information messages to/from the base station with the goal of achieving an optimal RA strategy. The exchanged messages are the solution of small distributed allocation problems. Hence, despite the NP-hardness of the original RA problem, they distribute the computational effort in the cell among all the transmitters and the base station. Specifically, the first algorithm combines MP with a dynamic programming formula solved at each step, while the second method initially solves to optimality a simplified single-format RA via MP, and eventually performs format allocation to satisfy the rate constraints. Compared to alternatives, numerical results assess the validity of MP-based schemes both in terms of efficiency and complexity.
Abrardo, A., Belleschi, M., Detti, P., Moretti, M. (2012). Message passing resource allocation for the uplink of multi-carrier multi-format systems. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, 11(1), 130-141 [10.1109/TWC.2011.112311.101766].
Message passing resource allocation for the uplink of multi-carrier multi-format systems
Abrardo, Andrea;Belleschi, Marco;Detti, Paolo;
2012-01-01
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We propose two novel distributed resource allocation (RA) schemes for the uplink of a cellular multi-carrier multi-format system based on the message passing (MP) technique. In the proposed approaches each transmitter iteratively sends and receives information messages to/from the base station with the goal of achieving an optimal RA strategy. The exchanged messages are the solution of small distributed allocation problems. Hence, despite the NP-hardness of the original RA problem, they distribute the computational effort in the cell among all the transmitters and the base station. Specifically, the first algorithm combines MP with a dynamic programming formula solved at each step, while the second method initially solves to optimality a simplified single-format RA via MP, and eventually performs format allocation to satisfy the rate constraints. Compared to alternatives, numerical results assess the validity of MP-based schemes both in terms of efficiency and complexity.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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