Practical Power Allocation and Greedy Partner Selection for Cooperative Networks
Hadi Goudarzi, Mohammad Reza Pakravan

TL;DR
This paper introduces a practical, simple power allocation algorithm for cooperative networks that minimizes outage probability and includes a greedy partner selection method, demonstrating near-optimal performance with easy implementation.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel, straightforward power allocation scheme with a lookup table for cooperative networks and addresses partner selection, enhancing practical deployment.
Findings
Performance close to iterative optimal algorithms
Simple lookup table implementation
Effective partner selection strategy
Abstract
In this paper, we present a novel algorithm for power allocation in the Amplify-and-Forward cooperative communication that minimizes the outage probability with a given value of total power. We present the problem with new formulation and solve the optimal power allocation for a fixed set of partners. The proposed solution provides a direct power allocation scheme with a simple formula that can be also be represented by a simple lookup table which makes it easy for practical implementation. We present simulation results to demonstrate that the performances of the proposed algorithms are very close to results of the previously published iterative optimal power allocation algorithms. We also consider the issue of partner selection in a cooperative network.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCooperative Communication and Network Coding · Distributed Control Multi-Agent Systems · Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
