2010 Sixth Advanced International Conference on Telecommunications 2010
DOI: 10.1109/aict.2010.31
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A Cooperative Multiagent Based Spectrum Sharing

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“…The goal is to find an assignment of channels to APs that minimizes the total interference experienced in the WLAN. Xie, Howitt, and Raja (2007) and Mir, Merghem-Boulahia, and Gaïti (2010) study dynamic solutions to the problem of allocating and utilizing the wireless network's available spectrum. In such a problem, the agents operate in a dynamic radio frequency environment that is composed of time-varying interference sources, which are periodically sampled and measured.…”
Section: Radio Frequency Allocation Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The goal is to find an assignment of channels to APs that minimizes the total interference experienced in the WLAN. Xie, Howitt, and Raja (2007) and Mir, Merghem-Boulahia, and Gaïti (2010) study dynamic solutions to the problem of allocating and utilizing the wireless network's available spectrum. In such a problem, the agents operate in a dynamic radio frequency environment that is composed of time-varying interference sources, which are periodically sampled and measured.…”
Section: Radio Frequency Allocation Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A muti-agent systems based spectrum sharing strategy is proposed in [5], specifically, a cooperative muti-agent systems is considered, in which the agents are deployed over primary and secondary user devices. The developed cooperation mechanism is similar to that of contract net protocol (CNP), in which the individual secondary user (SU) agent should send messages to the appropriate neighboring primary user (PU) agents whenever needed and, subsequently, the related PU agents should reply to these agents in order to make a spectrum sharing agreement.…”
Section: Multi-agent Systems For Dynamic Spectrum Allocation An mentioning
confidence: 99%