2017
DOI: 10.1080/00207217.2017.1293173
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An optimal scheduling and routing under adaptive spectrum-matching framework for MIMO systems

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“…Formula (11) represents the constraints of the on-demand scheduling model of routing load. The first constraints represent that after each cluster head completes the network data fusion, because there is only one communication channel between the SINK nodes, the cluster head sends the network data results sequentially to the SINK nodes; the second constraints represent that in the network tasks, the data storage capacity of each cluster head network is limited, so the total data capacity of the cluster head network can not exceed the storage capacity; the third constraint ensures that the total task in the network can be completed by all groups; and the fourth constraint ensures that the network task can be carried out in the whole network (Sindhwani and Bhamrah, 2017).…”
Section: Collecting Network Data Together and Then Reporting The Data...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Formula (11) represents the constraints of the on-demand scheduling model of routing load. The first constraints represent that after each cluster head completes the network data fusion, because there is only one communication channel between the SINK nodes, the cluster head sends the network data results sequentially to the SINK nodes; the second constraints represent that in the network tasks, the data storage capacity of each cluster head network is limited, so the total data capacity of the cluster head network can not exceed the storage capacity; the third constraint ensures that the total task in the network can be completed by all groups; and the fourth constraint ensures that the network task can be carried out in the whole network (Sindhwani and Bhamrah, 2017).…”
Section: Collecting Network Data Together and Then Reporting The Data...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 4 shows the average block error probability of existing [34] and proposed techniques with respect to varying SNR (dB) values. Here, the input modulated symbols are converted into the parallel spatial stream symbols M by the steam parser, then the symbols at the top K endured the Spatial Division Multiplexing (SDM) by the antennas N.…”
Section: Average Block Error Probabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%