2012 IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC Fall) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/vtcfall.2012.6398966
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Dynamic Spectrum Auction with Time Optimization in Cognitive Radio Networks

Abstract: Dynamic spectrum auction has been considered as one of potential approaches on spectrum allocation in cognitive radio networks. As an modified version of traditional static or quasi-static spectrum auction, dynamic spectrum auction should not only increase the auction revenue of the owner of spectrum, but also improve spectrum utilization on fine time granularity. We propose a dynamic spectrum auction algorithm with time optimization (DSA-TO) in an 802.22 network. First, the effects of auction period on auctio… Show more

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“…The proposed scheme was based on Privacy Preserving Bid Submission Protocol (PPBS) and Private Spectrum Distribution Protocol (PSD) to help deal with the problem of privacy that may occur during the auction process. A dynamic auction with auction period optimisation was considered in [18]. A double-auction process for spectrum allocation for both the buyer-side and seller-side that achieves truthfulness, individual rationality and budgetbalance was proposed in [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The proposed scheme was based on Privacy Preserving Bid Submission Protocol (PPBS) and Private Spectrum Distribution Protocol (PSD) to help deal with the problem of privacy that may occur during the auction process. A dynamic auction with auction period optimisation was considered in [18]. A double-auction process for spectrum allocation for both the buyer-side and seller-side that achieves truthfulness, individual rationality and budgetbalance was proposed in [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these researches, according to rational characteristics of game players, they are divided into two types of complete rationality and bounded rationality. Complete rationality denotes that users immediately select strategies to maximize their reward and corresponding researches include: the price and auction model in the game are proposed to access spectrum correspondingly [3,4]; Li et al [5] a coalitional game theoretic approach is proposed to conduct spectrum access; Wang et al [6] investigate two game theoretical mechanism design methods to suppress collusion and cheating behavior of selfish users; Xu et al [7] make opportunistic spectrum access reach global optimization using two local interaction games. On the other hand, bounded rationality is defined as that the ability is limited and information obtained is not complete for game players, and they do not always follow the principle of utility maximization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This allocation method assumes that robots are completely rational, so it does not consider the benefits of the individual robot. Auction [ 5 , 6 ] is a fast and effective method of negotiation; when applying it into multirobot task allocation, robots can ensure the maximization of the overall benefits, at the same time considering their own benefits. Eric and Ofear [ 7 ] give up the ideas from traditional auction methods to pursue optimal task allocation strategy, so this paper focuses on the study of how to use robots efficiently in each team and how to prevent robots interfering with each other in the process of task execution, as well as how to execute the allocated tasks efficiently based on auction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%