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Multiuser Proportional F air Sheduler (M-PFS)

7.6 Fairness

7.6.3 Multiuser Proportional F air Sheduler (M-PFS)

PFSwasoriginallyproposedforsystemsthatserveonlyoneuserateahshedulingwindow.

In this setion, we generalize the PFS poliy forany multiuser transmission system. Let

G

be the set of all possible subsets of ardinality

|G| = M

of disjoint indies among the

ompleteset ofuserindies

{ 1, · · · , K }

. Let

S t ∈ G

,beonesuhgroupof

M

usersseleted

fortransmissionatagiventimeslot

t

.

Proposition 7.1: The multiuserproportional fair sheduling poliy (M-PFS) is suhthat

the users areseletedas

S t =

arg

max

Proof. In order to show that (7.5) is aproportional fair sheduler, we need to show that

it maximizes the sum of the logarithms of the average throughputs, i.e.

P

k log ¯ R k (t)

.

Considertheobjetivefuntion

J = P

k log ¯ R k (t + 1)

. Thenwehave:

Thersttermin(7.6)anbeomittedsineit doesnotdepend onthepartiularhoie of

theshedulingset

S

,heneseletingtheusersthatmaximizetheobjetivefuntionresults

inthefollowingoptimizationproblem:

S t =

arg

max

S∈G J =

arg

max

S∈G log Y

k ∈S

1 + R k |S (t) (1 − t c ) ¯ R k (t)

(7.7)

whihresultsin(7.5)sinethelogarithmis amonotoniallyinreasingfuntion.

Bydevelopingtheaboveexpressionwehave

S t =

arg

max

S∈G 1 + X

k ∈S

R k |S (t) (1 − t c ) ¯ R k (t) + b

!

where

b

is theby-produts from the multipliation. If we onsider asystemwith parallel hannels, in whih therate provided touser

k

doesnotdepend onthe rateof users

j, j ∈ S , j 6 = k

,then

b

an beomittedresultinginthefollowingM-PFSexpression

S t =

arg

max

S∈G

X

k ∈S

R k |S (t) R ¯ k (t)

(7.8)

Weremarkthat(7.5)anbediretlyappliedasthePFSpoliyformultiuserSDMAdownlink

systems,multi-arrier(e.g. OFDMA), andmulti-ellnetworks.

Conlusions and Perspetives

Inthis dissertation,wehavefousedonresourealloationand performaneoptimization

formultiuser multi-antennas systemswith inompleteCSIT. Limitedfeedbaktehniques

that allow the transmitter to live well with partial hannel knowledge and still ahievea

signiantfrationoftheoptimalapaityahievedunderperfetCSIT istheleitmotiv of

thisthesis.

Onerstkeyideaisbasedonsplittingthefeedbakinformationbetweenthesheduling

and the nal beam design (or "user serving") stage, thus taking prot from the fat the

numbersusersto beserved at eah shedulingslot is muh lessthan thenumberof users

simultaneouslyrequestingdatapaketsduringonegivenshedulingwindow. Weintrodued

atwo-stageframeworkthat deouples theshedulingandbeamformingproblems, showing

that user seletion an be performed well using roughhannel estimates, while the stage

of serving the seleted usersis better aomplished with moreaurate feedbak. In one

proposed setting, random beamforming is exploited to identify good, spatially separable,

usersin a rststage. In theseond stage, theinitial random beamsof the seletedusers

arerenedbasedon theavailable feedbakasameansto oerimprovedperformaneand

robustness.Severalrenementstrategies,inludingbeampowerontrolandbeamseletion,

areproposed,oeringvarious feedbak redutionandperformane tradeo. The ommon

featuresoftheaboveshemesistorestorerobustnessofRBFwithrespettosparsenetwork

settings (low to moderate number of ativeusers), at the ost of amoderate omplexity

inrease. The established framework is suitable for resoure alloation in slow varying

multi-antennanetworkswithbest eort,elastitra.

Furthermore,wehavestudied theproblem ofuserseletionandpreodingwithpartial

CSITinmorerealistihannelsenarios. Weshowedthatusefulinformationthatlieshidden

intheseond-orderstatistisofthehannel-eitherinthetemporalorinthespatialdomain

- anbe exploited by the SDMA sheduler. In time-orrelated hannels, the redundany

(memory),whih appearsduetothehannelstruture,isexploitedinordertosuessively

reneovertimetherandombeamsofRBF. Aframework,oinedasmemory-based

oppor-tunisti beamforming, hasbeenestablished, whih allowsto llthe apaity gap between

a purely opportunisti RBF and a hannel-aware preoding and sheduling sheme with

full CSIT.Ourapproahissuitableforlowmobility(indoor)settings(i.e. limitedDoppler

spread), while is shown to approah the apaity of optimal unitary preoding with full

CSIT forhannelswithlargeoherenetime.

Inspatially-orrelatedMIMOhannels,long-termstatistial hannelknowledgean

re-veal information aboutthe mean spatial separability of users, whih is instrumental to a

properbeamformingdesign. Themeritofombiningstatistial andinstantaneoushannel

informationhasbeenhighlightedthroughseveralapproahes. Amaximum-likelihood(ML)

hannelestimationframeworkisestablished,whiheetivelyombinesslowlyvarying

sta-tistial CSIT, assumed available at thetransmitter, with instantaneouslow-rateCSIT. In

partiular,weonsideredbothhannelnormandeetivehannelgain(beamgain

informa-tion)assalarCQIfeedbak. Eientalgorithmsweredevelopedforomputingtheoarse

ML estimates, whih enable the SDMA sheduler to identify users with large gains and

separablespatial signatures. A greedyuserseletionshemeand alow-omplexity,SDMA

eigenbeamformingtehniquebasedonmultiuserinterfereneboundswerealsoproposedand

evaluated. It wasdemonstrated that, in systems with reasonablylimited angle spreadat

thetransmitter, suhas wide-areaellularnetworkswithelevatedbase stations,itis

su-ienttofeedbakasinglesalarbutproperlydesignedCQIparameterandombineitwith

long-termstatistial CSITinorderto ahievenear-optimalthroughputperformane.

Limited feedbak strategies utilizing quantization odebooks were also investigated in

the thesis. Inpartiular, theproblem ofeient,sum-ratemaximizingCQI metridesign

is addressed. Weidentied severalsalarfeedbakmetristhatinorporate informationon

thehannel gain,thehanneldiretion,andthequantizationerror,andanbeinterpreted

asreliableestimatesofthereeivedSINR.Forthat,boundsontheinstantaneousinter-user

interferenewhenZFBFisemployedwerederived. AlthoughtheexatSINRisinpriniple

not available to the individual users, the use of interferenebounds and approximate

ex-pressionsresultsinsimpliationsthatgiveusersthepossibilityofestimatingaprioritheir

individual reeived SINR. It was demonstrated that salar CQI feedbak ombined with

CDIandeientuserseletionandZFBFanahieveasigniantfrationoftheapaity

ofthefullCSITasebymeansofmultiuserdiversity. However,amajorlimitationofSDMA

systems relyingon quantized CSIT is that they beome interferene dominated and their

multiplexinggainisreduedathighSNRunderxedfeedbakloadrate. Motivatedbythe

fat thatSDMAdoesnotalwaysoutperformTDMAwhenthetransmitterrelieson

inom-plete CSIT, we showed the importane of dynami SDMA/TDMA transition algorithms.

Properlydesignedshedulingmetrisallowingasoft,adaptiveswithingfrom multiuserto

single-usertransmissionmodeareshownto beapromisingmeanstoirumventthis

prob-lem, guaranteeing a linear sum-rategrowth at any SNR range. Moreover, we onsidered

a pratially relevant system in whih eah user has a sum feedbak rate onstraint. A

tradeo betweenmultiuserdiversityandspatialmultiplexinghasbeenidentied, sinethe

available feedbakbits ought to be sharedbetweenCDIand CQIinformation. The

prob-lemofoptimizingthefeedbakbit splithasbeenstudied, revealinganinterestinginterplay

betweenthenumberofativeusers,theaverageSNR andthefeedbakload.

Finally,alow-raterepresentationofCSIT feedbakparameters,referredtoas

ranking-information. Eah useralulates and reportsto theBS theinteger-valued rankingof its

instantaneousCSIT amongasetof storedpastCSITmeasurements. This alternative

rep-resentationenablestheshedulerto identify usersthat are instantaneouslyon thehighest

peak(quantile)withrespettotheirownhanneldistribution,independentlyofthe

distribu-tionofotherusers. Interestingly,innon-symmetrinetworks,withi.ni.d. hannelstatistis

amongusers,theproposedranking-basedfeedbakallowstorestoretemporalfairnesssine

itequalizestheprobabilitythat auserwillbeseleted,independentlyofitsaverageSNR.

FutureResearh

Theresultsof this dissertation shed somelight onhowto ahieveasigniantfration

ofthemulti-antennabroadastapaityaspromisedbyinformation-theoreriresults,even

whenthetransmitter relies onlimitedandinompletehannelknowledge. Inparallel,the

thesisbroughtup severalinterestingopenissuesand topis forfurther researh, asbriey

disussedinwhatfollows.

OurworkinChapters3to5haveidentiedlinearpreodingombinedwitheientuser

seletionandlimitedasapromisingtehniquetoahievethesumrateofMIMObroadast

hannels. Nevertheless,theresultsrelyonseveralsimplifying assumptionsonthebehavior

of the feedbak hannel. Sine the uplink hannel is not instantaneous and error-free in

pratie,anaturalextensiontotheseresultsanbestudyingtheeet offeedbakhannel

noise, delays and CSIT estimation on the system performane. This investigation is of

primary importane in high mobility networks with large Doppler spread hannels where

delays are more prominent. Clearly, the feedbak delay would aet the validity of the

feedbakandwouldausetheshedulertomistakenlyhooseusersthatdonothavethemost

favorablehannelonditions. One simplemethod would beto bako the reported CQI;

howeverunderstanding theamountof bak o and theeet of estimation errorvariane

onthethroughputarehallengingopenproblems.

Inallourwork,exeptinChapter6,westudynetworksettingswithi.i.d. hannelfading

statistis. It is of partiular interest to assess the real throughput gain of the proposed

methods in hannels with shadowing and path loss, in whih the users exhibit unequal

averageSNRs. Suh senarioswouldertainly impatthemultiuserdiversitygains aswell

asthesystem overallsum-rate and fairnessperformane. Additionally, if we onsider the

impatofrealistitra modelsand systemloads,theavailabledegreesoffreedomat the

disposal ofthe sheduler anbe severely redued. It mightbe of interestto identify how

many eetive ative users are available for seletion by the sheduler at eah time and

howtotakeadvantageofthedierentdegreesoffreedomtosatisfytheQoSonstraintsfor

dierent types of tra. Fairness issues, whih have notbeen taken into aount in our

work here presented, need to be inorporated, in order to providehigh throughput while

satisfyingertainQoSonstraints.

Extensionsof theproblem of resourealloationfor multiuser multi-antennadownlink

hannelswithlimitedfeedbaktowidebandsystemsandmultiellsettingsarealsoproblems

oftimelyrelevanethatrequirefurtherresearh.

Finally,wehaveinvestigatedtehniquesmathed toaquantized(digital) hannel

feed-bak where eah user sends bak a suitably enoded and modulated quantization index.

Nevertheless, reentndingshavestarted onsidering analogfeedbak shemes. Although

workmaygiverisetohybriddigital/analogfeedbakapproahes. Forinstane,thefeedbak

linkdesignanbemodeledasaWyner-Zivodingproblem,wherethetransmitterombines

thedigital,quantizedCSITinformationthatombineswithanalogsideinformation.

Inordertoonlude,wemightsaythatthetheoretiallimitsofmultiusermulti-antenna

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pratialshemesandthetheoretiallimitsisstillsigniant,makingtheoptimaldesignof

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