Maximizing the Set Cardinality of Users Scheduled for Ultra-dense uRLLC Networks

07/20/2021
by   Shiwen He, et al.
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Ultra-reliability and low latency communication plays an important role in the fifth and sixth generation communication systems. Among the different research issues, scheduling as many users as possible to serve on the limited time-frequency resource is a crucial topic, with requirement of the maximum allowable transmission power and the minimum rate requirement of each user.We address it by proposing a mixed integer programming model, with objective function is maximizing the set cardinality of users instead of maximizing the system sum rate. Mathematical transformations and successive convex approximation are combined to solve the problem. Numerical results show that the proposed method achieves a considerable performance compared with exhaustive search method, but with lower computational complexity.

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