26 research outputs found
Network Coding Tree Algorithm for Multiple Access System
Network coding is famous for significantly improving the throughput of
networks. The successful decoding of the network coded data relies on some side
information of the original data. In that framework, independent data flows are
usually first decoded and then network coded by relay nodes. If appropriate
signal design is adopted, physical layer network coding is a natural way in
wireless networks. In this work, a network coding tree algorithm which enhances
the efficiency of the multiple access system (MAS) is presented. For MAS,
existing works tried to avoid the collisions while collisions happen frequently
under heavy load. By introducing network coding to MAS, our proposed algorithm
achieves a better performance of throughput and delay. When multiple users
transmit signal in a time slot, the mexed signals are saved and used to jointly
decode the collided frames after some component frames of the network coded
frame are received. Splitting tree structure is extended to the new algorithm
for collision solving. The throughput of the system and average delay of frames
are presented in a recursive way. Besides, extensive simulations show that
network coding tree algorithm enhances the system throughput and decreases the
average frame delay compared with other algorithms. Hence, it improves the
system performance
Uplink Age of Information of Unilaterally Powered Two-way Data Exchanging Systems
We consider a two-way data exchanging system where a master node transfers
energy and data packets to a slave node alternatively. The slave node harvests
the transferred energy and performs information transmission as long as it has
sufficient energy for current block, i.e., according to the best-effort policy.
We examine the freshness of the received packets at the master node in terms of
age of information (AoI), which is defined as the time elapsed after the
generation of the latest received packet. We derive average uplink AoI and
uplink data rate as functions of downlink data rate in closed form. The
obtained results illustrate the performance limit of the unilaterally powered
two-way data exchanging system in terms of timeliness and efficiency. The
results also specify the achievable tradeoff between the data rates of the
two-way data exchanging system.Comment: INFOCOM 2018 AOI Wkshp, 6 page
Age of Information in a Multisource Ber/Geo/1/1 Preemptive Queueing System
This work studies the information freshness of the vehicle-to-infrastructure
status updating in Internet of vehicles, which is modeled as a multi-source
Ber/Geo/1/1 preemptive queueing system with heterogeneous service time. We pay
attention to both the distribution and average of AoI. To fully track the
per-source AoI evolution, a Markov two-dimensional (2D) age process is
introduced. The first element of the 2D age process stands for the
instantaneous per-source AoI, while the second represents whether an update of
the concerned source is being served and its current age. A complete framework
and detailed analyses on the per-source AoI are presented based on the
Markovity of the 2D age process. By studying the state transition
probabilities, stationary equations, and stationary distribution of the 2D age
process, analytical expressions of the probability mass function and average of
per-source AoI are derived. Numerical results validate the accuracy of the
theoretical analyses