2018
DOI: 10.1109/jsyst.2017.2702109
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Fair-QoS Broker Algorithm for Overload-State Downlink Resource Scheduling in LTE Networks

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“…After classifying the bearers, they use the same manner with the Proportional Fair algorithm to assign the RBs to the UEs. Another algorithm, FQB, proposed by Ferdosian and Othman also uses the same GBR–non‐GBR grouping to increase fairness index of the users when the users' demands are higher than the available system capacity …”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After classifying the bearers, they use the same manner with the Proportional Fair algorithm to assign the RBs to the UEs. Another algorithm, FQB, proposed by Ferdosian and Othman also uses the same GBR–non‐GBR grouping to increase fairness index of the users when the users' demands are higher than the available system capacity …”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another algorithm, FQB, proposed by Ferdosian and Othman also uses the same GBR-non-GBR grouping to increase fairness index of the users when the users' demands are higher than the available system capacity. 15 Al-Shuraifi and Al-Zayadi 16 propose a scheduling method, which is again based on the best-CQI algorithm. The scheduler first collects data about network and channel conditions of the users.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The allocation of radio resources for LTE downlink system has been extensively studied. As examples, we can cite the algorithms presented in:. These algorithms provide solutions for the resource allocation in LTE networks, based on information from the network.…”
Section: Resource Scheduling In Lte Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In, the authors propose a two‐level downlink scheduling algorithm to provide a compromise for the LTE performance targets. It is developed a coherent resource distribution approach by applying a game theory model in a nested manner to provide per‐class fairness and applies the greedy‐knapsack algorithm that is properly tailored to optimally allocate resources to the best potential bearers for QoS and throughput enhancement.…”
Section: Resource Scheduling In Lte Networkmentioning
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