Research on Wireless Resource Management

Hao Wang; Sha Sha

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.727-728.920

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Research on Wireless Resource Management

Abstract:

Wireless resource management is one of the key techniques in cognitive radio networks, which attracts great research attention, international cooperation project and other fundings. The dissertation contains valuable work on both theories and applications.A novel method using bipartite graph matching is proposed to realize the dynamic spectrum access. An idealized method and an operative method are presented respectively based on the famous Kuhn-Munkre algorithm. Experimental results show that proposed algorithms dramatically maximize the spectrum utilization and reduce allocation conflictions among users.

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Bipartite Graph Matching, Optimization, Radio Resource Management

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