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Adaptive Interference Alignment in Downlink Cellular Networks With Variable Data Rate Demand
DOI:10.1109/TVT.2016.2518210.png)
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This paper proposes a new adaptive interference alignment ( AIA) scheme in downlink cellular networks. The AIA scheme first selects the degree of freedom ( DoF) mode from a set of feasible interference alignment ( IA) configurations in accordance with the asymmetric data rate demands fed back from mobile users, which enables base stations to schedule the DoFs among different users. We then derive a unified zero-forcing algorithm to implement perfect IA in closed form, which requires only the feedback of combined channel state information ( CSI) rather than that of both the desired and cross links. The proposed method shows good robustness in the case of limited feedback, where, regardless of feedback precision, intercell interference ( ICI) can be completely canceled. When data rate demand information is not available, we propose a suboptimal yet effective geometry-based power allocation algorithm ( GPA) for the AIA to maximize the sum rate. A two-user case study of power scheduling shows that the proposed Gerschgorin-disc-theory-based GPA significantly improves power efficiency and achieves a comparable sum rate to that of the waterfilling approach, even at a low signal-to-noise ratio.
Keyword:
Channel state information (CSI)
degree of freedom (DoF)
interference alignment (IA)
power scheduling
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7.1
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1.8W
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