Optimizing Orthogonal Multiple Access based on Quantized Channel State Information

Details Optimizing Orthogonal Multiple Access based on Quantized Channel State Information Optimizing Orthogonal Multiple Access based on Quantized Channel State Information

2009-09-03

arxiv.org/abs/0909.0760v1

Computer Science

Information Theory

30 pages, 6 figures, 2 tables

Scientific paper

The performance of systems where multiple users communicate over wireless fading links benefits from channel-adaptive allocation of the available resources. Different from most existing approaches that allocate resources based on perfect channel state information, this work optimizes channel scheduling along with per user rate and power loadings over orthogonal fading channels, when both terminals and scheduler rely on quantized channel state information. Channel-adaptive policies are designed to optimize an average transmit-performance criterion subject to average quality of service requirements. While the resultant optimal policy per fading realization shows that the individual rate and power loadings can be obtained separately for each user, the optimal scheduling is slightly more complicated. Specifically, per fading realization each channel is allocated either to a single (winner) user, or, to a small group of winner users whose percentage of shared resources is found by solving a linear program. A single scheduling scheme combining both alternatives becomes possible by smoothing the original disjoint scheme. The smooth scheduling is asymptotically optimal and incurs reduced computational complexity. Different alternatives to obtain the Lagrange multipliers required to implement the channel-adaptive policies are proposed, including stochastic iterations that are provably convergent and do not require knowledge of the channel distribution. The development of the optimal channel-adaptive allocation is complemented with discussions on the overhead required to implement the novel policies.

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