A Cooperative Game Theory Approach to Resource Allocation in Wireless ATM Networks

Chang, Xinjie; Subramanian, K. R.

doi:10.1007/3-540-45551-5_81

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“…The application of the game theory in network resource allocation has been investigated in many works, such as [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] and references therein. Some researchers such as Han et al [3], Chang and Subramanian [5] focus on the cooperative aspects of the game theory and coalition formation techniques for resource allocation. Other researchers in [4,[6][7][8][9] are mainly concentrated on applications of the non-cooperative games for resource assignment.…”

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“…The application of the game theory in network resource allocation has been investigated in many works, such as [3–9] and references therein. Some researchers such as Han et al .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Some researchers such as Han et al . [3], Chang and Subramanian [5] focus on the cooperative aspects of the game theory and coalition formation techniques for resource allocation. Other researchers in [4, 6–9] are mainly concentrated on applications of the non‐cooperative games for resource assignment.…”

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A video distribution game with enhanced quality of experience for wireless networks

Goudarzi¹

2013

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Video communication over unpredictable wireless medium is a challenging research area. Many mathematical solutions have been proposed by researchers for high-quality video forwarding over such networks. An important example is the game theory. The non-cooperative game theory can be adopted to represent the selfish behaviour of network users. In the current study, a non-cooperative quality game framework (QGF) has been introduced, in which by exploiting a related quality metric, scalable video users try to enhance their perceived quality in a distributed manner in mobile ad-hoc networks. The behaviour of the Nash equilibrium point has been analysed and a distributed resource allocation strategy has been introduced. Also, the quality properties of the proposed QGF under the user churn effects have been investigated. The assigned rates in the quality game can be considered as rate-feedbacks for on-line rate adaptation of a moderate scalable video encoder such as HEVC, H.264/MPEG4 AVC etc. Some experimental results have been presented to validate the theoretical results.

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“…The application of the game theory in network resource allocation has been investigated in many works, such as [3–9] and references therein. Some researchers such as Han et al .…”

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Goudarzi¹

2013

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“…The game theory provides the most appropriate framework for such fair and efficient problem in that, it explicitly considers efficiency through the notion of Pareto optimality and fairness by the concept of equilibrium point and arbitration scheme [4]. For the wireless Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks, [5] has presented an optimal resource allocation scheme with handoff priority based on the cooperative game theory. This scheme requires pre-calculation of allocation policies for each state so the complexity will increase dramatically for the large scale networks due to the large state and policy spaces.…”

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A Game Theoretic Framework for Call Admission Control in CDMA Mobile Multimedia Systems with Traffic Asymmetry between Uplink and Downlink

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Benjapolakul

2005

TENCON 2005 - 2005 IEEE Region 10 Conference

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In code-division multiple-access (CDMA) mobile multimedia systems, call admission control (CAC) is essential to prevent overloading and ensure quality of Service (QoS) requirement for each traffic class. While efficiency is an important performance issue in the mobile networks with multimedia services, the concept of fairness among services should also be considered. Game theory can provide an appropriate framework for formulating such fair and efficient CAC problem. In this paper, a selection method for fair-efficient threshold parameters of the CAC scheme in CDMA mobile multimedia systems with traffic asymmetry based on the framework of game theory is proposed. The proposed scheme provides fairness and efficiency in terms of uplink and downlink signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) for the 2 classes of traffic, and also guarantees the priority of class 0 calls over class 1 calls. Class 0 calls and class 1 calls are viewed as two players of a game. For the cooperative game, the arbitration schemes for the interpersonal comparisons of utility and the bargaining problem are investigated. In the aspect of the social welfare (total utility), the numerical results indicate that the Nash solution of the bargaining problem outperforms the equilibrium point of the noncooperative game and the solution of the interpersonal comparisons of utility due to its much higher total utility.

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A non-cooperative quality optimization game for scalable video delivery over MANETs

Goudarzi

2012

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A Cooperative Game Theory Approach to Resource Allocation in Wireless ATM Networks

Cited by 10 publications

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A video distribution game with enhanced quality of experience for wireless networks

A video distribution game with enhanced quality of experience for wireless networks

A Game Theoretic Framework for Call Admission Control in CDMA Mobile Multimedia Systems with Traffic Asymmetry between Uplink and Downlink

A non-cooperative quality optimization game for scalable video delivery over MANETs

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