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Este artigo propõe dois novos esquemas de alocação de recursos de quadro: esquema misto de alocação bidirecional e esquema de alocação Offset. Eles melhoram a capacidade do sistema e o desempenho de latência, ao contrário do esquema convencional de retransmissão duplex por divisão de tempo, que divide a estrutura do quadro em segmentos de tempo para a zona de acesso e segmento de tempo para as zonas de retransmissão, como nos sistemas IEEE802.16j (WiMAX). Simulações computacionais confirmam que os dois esquemas propostos superam os esquemas convencionais em termos de rendimento e latência. Uma avaliação do esquema de alocação de compensação confirma que ele melhora o rendimento total em cerca de 85% e reduz a latência em cerca de 72%, em comparação com os esquemas convencionais.
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Youhei OHNO, Tatsuya SHIMIZU, Takefumi HIRAGURI, Masashi NAKATSUGAWA, "Frame Resource Allocation Schemes that Improve System Capacity and Latency Performance of Time-Division Duplex Multihop Relay Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 8, pp. 2035-2042, August 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.2035.
Abstract: This paper proposes two novel frame resource allocation schemes: Mixed bidirectional allocation scheme and Offset allocation scheme. They improve system capacity and latency performance unlike the conventional time-division duplex relay scheme which divides the frame structure into time segments for the access zone and time segment for the relay zones as in IEEE802.16j (WiMAX) systems. Computer simulations confirm that the two proposed schemes outperform the conventional schemes in terms of throughput and latency. An evaluation of the offset allocation scheme confirms that it improves the total throughput by about 85%, and reduces latency by about 72%, compared to the conventional schemes.
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