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Nous étudions dans cet article l'accès aux sous-canaux et l'attribution de débit pour les réseaux multi-cellules multiporteuses. Pour l’accès aux sous-canaux, nous montrons à partir des résultats théoriques et des résultats de simulation que le schéma avec un seul utilisateur par cellule dans chaque sous-canal surpasse le schéma avec plusieurs utilisateurs par cellule dans chaque sous-canal. Pour l'attribution de débit, une attribution de débit distribuée est proposée pour attribuer le débit à tous les sous-canaux. L'attribution de débit proposée n'a pas besoin de mesurer les gains de canal et utilise uniquement des informations locales pour ajuster de manière itérative la puissance de transmission et le débit de données. Nous prouvons que le taux global peut être augmenté en augmentant le nombre d'itérations dans l'affectation de taux proposée.
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Jui Teng WANG, "Subchannel Access and Rate Assignment for Multicarrier Multi-Cell Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 6, pp. 1914-1921, June 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.6.1914.
Abstract: We study in this paper the subchannel access and the rate assignment for the multicarrier multi-cell networks. For subchannel access, we show from theoretic results and simulation results that the scheme with only one user per cell in each subchannel outperforms the scheme with multiple users per cell in each subchannel. For rate assignment, a distributed rate assignment is proposed to assign the rate for all subchannels. The proposed rate assignment need not measure the channel gains and uses only local information to iteratively adjust the transmitting power and data rate. We prove that the aggregate rate can be increased by increasing the number of iterations in the proposed rate assignment.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.6.1914/_p
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