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Resource allocation method and device for a fog wireless access network

A technology of wireless access network and resource allocation, which is applied in the field of resource allocation of fog wireless access network, and can solve problems such as storage, computing and processing capabilities without considering resource limitations, waste of resources, and inability to guarantee the transmission rate of user UEs. , to achieve the effect of saving average deployment time and improving spectrum efficiency

Active Publication Date: 2019-05-24
BEIJING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM
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However, the limitation of channel multiplexing on throughput improvement and the separation of mode selection and resource allocation make the network system performance improvement not significant
Therefore, the calculation of the priority in the above resource allocation method involves the channel conditions of each UE, the influence of parameter adjustments such as historical channel state information (CSI, Channel State Information) and service attributes, and does not take into account the limited resources and F- Utilization of Storage, Computing and Processing Capabilities of Fog Wireless Access Points (F-AP) in RAN
At the same time, the resource allocation method above is performed after the mode selection is determined, and cannot maximize resource utilization, that is, it cannot be changed after one-to-one correspondence between users and resources. resources will be wasted
Therefore, the existing resource allocation methods cannot adaptively make corresponding adjustments according to changes in the network environment, and cannot maximize the energy efficiency of the system.
Therefore, the resource allocation technology in the prior art cannot guarantee the transmission rate of the user UE, especially for the situation when limited resources serve multiple users, it is impossible to improve the user service rate, system energy efficiency and guarantee user service quality (QoS, Quality of Service) and the balance of user fairness (Fairness) does not decline

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[0074] Step 401: Calculate the signal strength of each FUE in the scheduling queue of the current access subframe when requesting a file, and select an access node for the FUE. It is assumed that all file services requested by the FUE entering the coverage of the F-AP are cached in the adjacent F-AP. Obtain the historical CSI of the FUE to calculate the service rate R obtained when the FUE accesses the desired F-AP, and compare it with μ times the required service rate R>μR, then it can be determined that the FUE can directly access the F-AP. If R<μR, then the user FUE needs to search for the second nearest node F-AP, and perform access judgment in the same way. If R=μR, adhering to the principle of saving resources and minimizing time, the nearest node is selected for access.

[0075] Step 402: Calculate the service impact factor as e according to the selected access node x ; Calculate the access mode selection factor according to the signal strength and service impact fact...

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[0079] Step 501: Calculate the signal strength of each FUE in the scheduling queue of the current access subframe when requesting a file, and select an access node for the FUE. Obtain the historical CSI of the user's FUE to calculate the service rate obtained when the FUE accesses the desired F-AP, and compare it with μ times the required service rate. The comparison method is as in 401, which will not be repeated here. It is assumed that some of the file services requested by the FUE that currently enter the coverage of the F-AP are not cached in the neighboring F-AP, that is, some users that enter the coverage of the F-AP cannot access the F-AP node and can only Select the F-AP node with the second closest access distance.

[0080] Step 502: Calculate the service impact factor as e according to the selected access node x ; Calculate the access mode selection factor of each FUE in the scheduling queue of the access subframe according to the signal strength and service impact...

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[0084] Step 601: Calculate the signal strength of each FUE in the scheduling queue of the current access subframe when requesting a file, and select an access node for the FUE. Obtain the historical CSI of the user's FUE to calculate the service rate obtained when the FUE accesses the desired F-AP, and compare it with μ times the required service rate. The comparison method is as in 401, which will not be repeated here. The file service requested by the user FUE entering the coverage of the F-AP is cached in the F-AP.

[0085] Step 602: According to the selected access node, obtain the service impact factor of the user's FUE as e x .

[0086] Step 603: Use the calculated access mode selection factor to determine the priority of each FUE, and sort all the FUEs according to the priority, that is, sort according to the access mode selection value of each FUE, and establish a scheduling queue for the current access subframe.

[0087] Step 604: According to the priority ordering ...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a resource allocation method for a fog wireless access network. The method comprises the following steps of: firstly, determining the signal intensity of user equipment (FUE) of an access fog access node (F-AP) to be allocated when requesting to access different F-APs; and then calculating access factors from different F-APs to each FUE, and selecting the most appropriate F-AP for each FUE to access according to the size of the access factors and the limitation of the number of F-AP serviceable users; and enabling each F-AP to determine a deployment priority order according to the signal strength and the access factor when each FUE requests the file. When the resources are limited and all requested FUEs cannot be allocated; adopting non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) technology to serve unallocated FUEs. How the unallocated FUEs and the allocated user equipment (RUE) accessing the remote radio unit (RRH) are paired to complete channel multiplexing is determined, and the FUEs under the same F-AP adopt the same resource block but are configured with different appropriate powers to send. By applying the invention, the spectrum efficiency of the cell can be further improved, the average allocation time is saved, and more UEs are supported to be served at the same time.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to fog wireless access network technology, and in particular to a resource allocation method and device for fog wireless access network. Background technique [0002] At present, the scheduling method of the radio access network (RAN, Radio Access Network) includes: calculating the priority of each user equipment (UE, User Equipment) according to the scheduling algorithm, and then sorting the UEs according to the priority of each UE to implement the user Scheduling and resource allocation. [0003] At present, Fog Radio Access Network (F-RAN), as a form of emerging radio access network, has been widely concerned. In particular, the F-RAN can process user profile requests in the access network. The system block diagram of the specific fog wireless access network is as follows: figure 1 shown. In the fog wireless access network, the traditional RRH evolves into a fog wireless access node (F-AP) by combining edge storag...

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IPC IPC(8): H04W48/20H04W72/10H04W72/04
Inventor 彭木根曹雪妍刘雅琼闫实
Owner BEIJING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM
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