2019 12th German Microwave Conference (GeMiC) 2019
DOI: 10.23919/gemic.2019.8698130
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A Novel Scheduling Technique for NOMA in 5G Wireless Communication Systems

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“…The sorting algorithm determines the strong and weak user sets by considering only their channel gains. Firstly, K IoT devices are sorted based on the channel gains in descending order and classified into two groups as in ( 17) and (18). Using (17), the first N IoT devices which have the highest channel gains are assigned to the strong user set, while using (18), the first N IoT devices which have the highest channel gains are assigned to the weak user set.…”
Section: Proposed Noma Based Mimo-pncmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The sorting algorithm determines the strong and weak user sets by considering only their channel gains. Firstly, K IoT devices are sorted based on the channel gains in descending order and classified into two groups as in ( 17) and (18). Using (17), the first N IoT devices which have the highest channel gains are assigned to the strong user set, while using (18), the first N IoT devices which have the highest channel gains are assigned to the weak user set.…”
Section: Proposed Noma Based Mimo-pncmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to allocate the users to their clusters, the sorting algorithm was presented in [16] and the combination of the semi-orthogonal user selection (SUS) method with user matching technique was examined in [17]. The performance of SUS algorithm with specified regions for the weak and strong users was investigated for downlink MIMO-NOMA in [18].…”
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“…Here, we propose an efficient user clustering methods based on spatial correlation against the generated orthogonal directions to improve overall system performance. Although several techniques have been examined for clustering the users in the literature as in [13], the proposed approach is more suitable for real-time applications, due to its reduced complexity and high flexibility.…”
Section: The Proposed User Clustering Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sorting algorithm in [11] and the SUS algorithm with user matching technique [12] have been also adopted for MISO-NOMA. In addition to that, an improved version of the SUS algorithm has been examined in [13] to further increase the sum data rate in a defined scenario with specified regions for the weak and strong users, which may not be practically applicable in all deployment scenarios. In the existing studies, the performance evaluations are frequently investigated in terms of capacity, while leaving the error performances unexamined.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%