One of the most critical issues in femtocell network deployment is interference management, especially for femtocells sharing the spectrum occupied by conventional cellular networks. In this work we propose and analyze an optimal power allocation strategy based on modeling the interferer's activity as a two-state Markov chain. In the single femto-user access, we show how to maximize the expected value of femto-user rate, averaged over the interference statistical model. Then, we extend the approach to the multiuser case, adopting a game-theoretic formulation to devise decentralized access strategies, particularly suitable in view of potential massive deployment of femto access points. © 2011 IEEE.

Optimal radio access in femtocell networks based on markov modeling of interferers' activity

SARDELLITTI, Stefania;
2011-01-01

Abstract

One of the most critical issues in femtocell network deployment is interference management, especially for femtocells sharing the spectrum occupied by conventional cellular networks. In this work we propose and analyze an optimal power allocation strategy based on modeling the interferer's activity as a two-state Markov chain. In the single femto-user access, we show how to maximize the expected value of femto-user rate, averaged over the interference statistical model. Then, we extend the approach to the multiuser case, adopting a game-theoretic formulation to devise decentralized access strategies, particularly suitable in view of potential massive deployment of femto access points. © 2011 IEEE.
2011
9781457705380
femtocell networks
interference management
markov chains
femtocells
radio access
decentralized resource allocation
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