Connected map-induced resource allocation scheme for cognitive radio network quality of service maximization
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Cognitive radio networks achieve Quality of Service (QoS) using fair resource allocation. A new Connected Resource Map-induced Resource Allocation Scheme (CRM-RAS) improves fairness and resource utilization for secondary users.
Area Of Science
- Wireless communication networks
- Resource management in telecommunications
- Cognitive radio networks
Background
- Quality of Service (QoS) in cognitive radio networks (CRNs) relies on fair resource allocation and scheduling for secondary users.
- Achieving fairness requires periodic updates to the fairness index for multi-user allocations, irrespective of channel capacity.
Purpose Of The Study
- To introduce a novel Connected Resource Map-induced Resource Allocation Scheme (CRM-RAS) for cognitive radio networks.
- To enhance fairness and resource utilization for secondary users while meeting QoS demands.
- To improve the efficiency of resource allocation through intelligent scheduling and distributed learning.
Main Methods
- The CRM-RAS identifies radio and user resource availability to construct an allocation map from primary users.
- The fairness index is updated using maximum resource utilization and a QoS factor, calculated based on low latency and high allocation rates.
- Distributed federated learning between primary and secondary users verifies the fairness index, triggering concurrent scheduling if it drops below the allocation rate.
Main Results
- The proposed CRM-RAS scheme demonstrates a significant improvement in network performance.
- Achieved an 8.15% higher sum rate compared to existing methods.
- Demonstrated an 8.88% reduction in error rate at maximum Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR).
Conclusions
- The CRM-RAS effectively enhances fairness and resource utilization in CRNs.
- Distributed federated learning aids in maintaining and improving the fairness index through concurrent scheduling.
- The scheme ensures efficient and fair resource allocation, leading to superior network performance and meeting QoS demands.
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