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Muhammad Ayoub Kamal^1,2, Hafiz Wahab Raza¹, Muhammad Mansoor Alam^1,3

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Fifth-generation (5G) networks require efficient resource allocation to manage traffic and enhance quality of service (QoS). This review classifies 5G resource allocation schemes to guide future research and improve network performance.

Keywords:

5G 5G communication comprehensive congestion resource allocation resource distribution review systematic

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Area of Science:

Wireless communication networks
Telecommunications engineering
Computer networks

Background:

Fifth-generation (5G) communication technology promises higher data rates, lower latency, and improved user experience.
5G networks utilize a multi-layer architecture with diverse components like device-to-device networks and various small cells.
Effective resource allocation and interference management are critical challenges in 5G network design.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze and classify existing resource allocation schemes specifically for 5G networks.
To assess the effectiveness of different 5G resource allocation strategies in enhancing service quality.
To identify research gaps and suggest future research directions in 5G resource allocation.

Main Methods:

Literature review and classification of 5G resource allocation schemes.
Assessment of schemes based on established network performance metrics.
Analysis of current evidence on resource allocation methods in 5G.

Main Results:

Categorization of various 5G resource allocation techniques reported in scientific literature.
Evaluation of the impact of different schemes on network performance and quality of service.
Identification of key metrics used for evaluating 5G network performance.

Conclusions:

Resource allocation is a crucial factor for achieving desired quality of service in 5G networks.
A comprehensive understanding of existing schemes is necessary for further advancements.
The review provides a foundation for future research focused on optimizing 5G resource allocation.