Multi-carrier cognition NOMA resource allocation method based on deep learning

Abstract

The invention provides a multi-carrier cognition non-orthogonal multiple access (Non-orthogonal Multiple Access, NOMA) resource allocation method based on deep learning. The method comprises the following steps: (1) establishment of a scene model of a multi-carrier cognition NOMA system; (2) mathematical description of a user scheduling and resource allocation strategy; and (3) design of a deep neural network and a deep learning algorithm based on joint allocation. According to the multi-carrier cognition non-orthogonal multiple access resource allocation method provided by the invention, after a downlink system based on multi-carrier cognition NOMA is established, a spectrum sharing strategy consistent with the scene is innovatively proposed, mathematical expressions optimization objectives and constraint conditions are reasonably established, the multi-carrier cognition NOMA user scheduling and resource allocation strategy based on the deep learning is achieved, the multi-faceted transmission requirements of users are satisfied, and meanwhile the low power consumption resource allocation of the multi-carrier cognition NOMA downlink system is better achieved.

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technical field [0001] The present invention proposes a multi-carrier cognitive NOMA resource allocation mechanism based on deep learning, establishes a transmission model of a multi-carrier cognitive NOMA downlink system, proposes a user pairing and resource allocation strategy that optimizes the spectrum efficiency and energy efficiency of the NOMA system, and designs a A fully connected neural network based on message passing and an optimal deep learning algorithm are proposed, which enables large-scale NOMA users to transmit data with high quality, high speed and low power consumption fairly and flexibly. Background technique [0002] In the past few decades, with the rapid development of mobile communication technology, technical standards have continued to evolve. The fourth generation mobile communication technology (4G) is based on OFDMA, and its data service transmission rate reaches hundreds of per second. Mega or even gigabit, which can meet the needs of broadband...

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[0007] Existing studies on NOMA user pairing and resource allocation in the power domain are almost all analyzed and solved using traditional methods, and have not been combined with advanced deep learning technology for in-depth research

In addition, the power allocation schemes in the NOMA system are often based on the single-carrier NOMA system, which makes it difficult to flexibly meet the diverse communication needs of different users

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