Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling: A Control Theoretic Approach

Hamilton Institute Seminars (HD / large) by Hamilton Institute

Oct 9, 201259:32Education

Speaker: Prof. A. Banchs Abstract: Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed to improve the throughput performance of wireless networks. With DOS, each station contends for the cha...

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