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Title: | Interim Report of Detailed Optimisation Algorithm and Performance Comparisons |
Authors: | Matsumoto, Tad Qian, Shen Hou, Jiancao Yi, Na Matth´e, Maximilian Wolf, Albrecht Tervo, Valtteri Zhou, Xiaobo |
Keywords: | power allocation relay channel erroneous decode-and-forward outage probability multiple antennas chief executive officer multiple access |
Issue Date: | Apr-2015 |
Publisher: | EU FP7 RESCUE project |
Abstract: | One of the main tasks of RESCUE project is to exploit the optimal power allocation of the transmission nodes in the network to improve the system performance. In this deliverable, the intermediate results on the physical layer power optimisation algorithms with respect to different toy scenarios described in D1.2.1 are provided. Start from the toy scenario one, the outage probability based power allocation for the basic lossy-forward relaying system is investigated. Moreover, the system model is extended to multi-antennacase, where the relay-oriented source power allocation for the erroneous decode-and-forward relaying system is provided. For the toy scenario two, apart from the outage probability based power allocation, the joint relay nodes power allocation to equalize the signal to noise ratios limits for each relay decoder is also considered. Furthermore, the optimal power allocation algorithm for orthogonal multiple access relay channel with intra-link errors is proposed. Simulation results are provided to illustrate the improved performance of all the proposed algorithms by comparing with the conventional schemes. |
Language: | eng |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10119/13798 |
Appears in Collections: | b80-1. その他の教育研究活動関連資料 (Other results of education and research)
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