Non-cooperation game resource allocating-based 3G (the third generation telecommunication) / WLAN (wireless local area network) heterogeneous network accessing control method
A non-cooperative game and resource allocation technology, applied in the field of 3G/WLAN heterogeneous network access control based on non-cooperative game resource allocation, can solve the problems of low network utility, high blocking rate of access control methods, and unbalanced load. , to achieve the effect of improving user fairness and optimizing system resource utilization.
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[0019] Specific implementation mode one, combination Figure 1 to 2 To describe this embodiment in detail, the 3G / WLAN heterogeneous network access control method based on non-cooperative game resource allocation described in this embodiment includes the following steps:
[0020] Step 1. Define the coverage area AP according to the bandwidth allocated by the user i User x utility function
[0021] U a p i , x = ω log αb - - - ( 1 )
[0022] among them, Indicates that the connection x is at the AP i Coverage area utility, b means AP i Connect the bandwidth of x, ω and α are constants, and perform step 2 at the same time;
[0023] Step 2: According to the 3G / WLAN network coverage model, obtain the expression of the total network utility in the entire service area, and obtain the resource allocation plan that satisfies the maximum utility function, and perform step three;
[0024] Step 3: Establish a non-cooperative game model of wireless resour...
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[0030] Specific implementation manner 2. In this specific implementation manner, the specific steps of obtaining the total utility expression of the network in the entire service area and obtaining the resource allocation plan that satisfies the maximum utility function in step two are as follows:
[0031] figure 1 The architecture diagram of a hybrid heterogeneous network composed of a 3G / WLAN network. The service area of the WCDMA network is a 0 ,a 1 ,...,A n , The service area of TD-SCDMA network is b 0 ,b 1 ,...,B n , CDMA2000 network service area is c 0 ,c 1 ,...,C n . For the WLAN network, because there is no problem of how the bandwidth of each WLAN network AP coverage area is allocated, only the bandwidth allocation of the other three networks in each area needs to be considered. In order to ensure the fairness of the bandwidth allocated to each user in the area, bandwidth is allocated to each user in each area according to the principle of equal distribution. Accord...
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[0045] Specific implementation mode 3. In this specific implementation mode, the specific steps for establishing the non-cooperative game model of wireless resources in the 3G / WLAN network environment described in step 3 to obtain the utility expressions of the WCDMA network, TD-SCDMA network and CDMA2000 network are: :
[0046] according to figure 1 The shown network coverage model establishes a non-cooperative game model of wireless resources. Because in resource allocation, the resources that each AP of the WLAN network can provide are related to the number of users, and there is no competition with WCDMA networks, TD-SCDMA networks, and CDMA2000 networks, and there is no competition between APs. Therefore, when establishing a non-cooperative game model of wireless resources in a heterogeneous network, participants only need to consider the WCDMA network, TD-SCDMA network and CDMA2000 network, without considering the WLAN sub-network. Since the final strategy adopted by the ...
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