A Review of Game Theoretical Resource Allocation Methods in Wireless Communications

Qin, Wang; Zhou, Yu; Ni, Yiyang; Zhao, Haitao; Zhu, Hongbo

doi:10.1109/icct46805.2019.8947117

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“…The core idea of game theory is that players constantly adjust their strategies in order to maximize their own interests, and finally reach a state of balance that satisfies most players. A detailed review of the application of game theory in wireless networks can be found in References 9, 11, and 28. These game‐based studies can be divided into two categories: cooperative games and non‐cooperative games.…”

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“…Non‐cooperative games provide an effective solution for communication resource allocation in competition‐based scenarios. In a non‐cooperative game, the behaviors of each node are independent of each other and influence each other, finally reaching a stable state, which we call NE 9 …”

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“…Non‐cooperative game theory 9 provides an effective method for analyzing conflict based on competition. It can guide nodes to behave rationally without exchanging information with each other, so non‐cooperative game is also extremely suitable for random access scenarios of wireless networks.…”

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An optimal strategy with various QoS requirement for data fusion for Internet of Things

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In the Internet of Things (IoT), sensors deployed in different monitoring areas compete to transmit sensory data to the fusion center, and all links attempt to increase their transmission opportunities by unfairly acquiring channel access. In order to provide prompt and reliable delivery of sensory data, this article proposes a distributed scheduling strategy named NCG‐CSMA based on game theory. The innovation of the NCG‐CSMA strategy is that it introduce a new payoff function that takes into account the time and value attributes of packets as well as the past state of the link, to provide more transmission opportunities for packets with high urgent and more value for data fusion. And, the strategy we proposed does not need nodes to interact to their own information with other competitors and guides each player to make rational decisions in a distributed way. At the same time, NCG‐CSMA is a kind of preemptive strategy. The simulation results demonstrate that the real‐time performance of our strategy is much more satisfactory compared with the existing strategies.

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“…In an OFDM network, the presence of both CRNs and primary user networks (PUNs) promotes mutual interference, which is considered a preventive factor that affects both networks [10,12]. (Interested readers can refer to [13,14] for a detailed review of game theory for CRNs and wireless networks.) Furthermore, extensive research has been conducted on both game theory and RA pricing in CRNs (for example, [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23]).…”

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Efficient power allocation algorithm in downlink cognitive radio networks

Abdulghafoor¹,

Shaat

Shayea

et al. 2022

ETRI Journal

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In cognitive radio networks (CRNs), the computational complexity of resource allocation algorithms is a significant problem that must be addressed. However, the high computational complexity of the optimal solution for tackling resource allocation in CRNs makes it inappropriate for use in practical applications. Therefore, this study proposes a power-based pricing algorithm (PPA) primarily to reduce the computational complexity in downlink CRN scenarios while restricting the interference to primary users to permissible levels. A twostage approach reduces the computational complexity of the proposed mathematical model. Stage 1 assigns subcarriers to the CRN's users, while the utility function in Stage 2 incorporates a pricing method to provide a power algorithm with enhanced reliability. The PPA's performance is simulated and tested for orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing-based CRNs. The results confirm that the proposed algorithm's performance is close to that of the optimal algorithm, albeit with lower computational complexity of O M log M ð Þ ð Þ .

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Game Theory based Method for Spectrum Management in Cognitive Radio-WSN Applications

Vennila

Kumar

Kumar³

2022

2022 2nd Asian Conference on Innovation in Technology (ASIANCON)

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A Review of Game Theoretical Resource Allocation Methods in Wireless Communications

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

An optimal strategy with various QoS requirement for data fusion for Internet of Things

An optimal strategy with various QoS requirement for data fusion for Internet of Things

Efficient power allocation algorithm in downlink cognitive radio networks

Game Theory based Method for Spectrum Management in Cognitive Radio-WSN Applications

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