Next generation 3G/4G wireless data networks allow multiple codes (or channels) to be allocated to a single user, where each code can support multiple data rates. Providing fine-grained QoS to users in such networks poses the two dimensional challenge of assigning both power (rate) and codes for every user. This gives rise to a new class of parallel scheduling problems. We abstract general downlink scheduling problems suitable for proposed next generation wireless data systems. This includes a communication-theoretic model for multirate wireless channels. In addition, while conventional focus has been on throughput maximization, we attempt to optimize the maximum response time of jobs, which is more suitable for stream of user requests. We present provable results on the algorithmic complexity of these scheduling problems. In particular, we are able to provide very simple, online algorithms for approximating the optimal maximum response time. This relies on resource augmented competitive analysis. We also perform on experimental study with realistic data of channel conditions and user requests to show that our algorithms are more accurate than our worst case analysis shows, and they provide fine-grained QoS to users effectively.
Parallel scheduling problems in next generation wireless networks / Becchetti, Luca; Diggavi, S.; Leonardi, Stefano; MARCHETTI SPACCAMELA, Alberto; Muthukrishnan, S.; Nandagopal, T.; Vitaletti, Andrea. - STAMPA. - (2002), pp. 238-247. (Intervento presentato al convegno Fourteenth Annual ACM Symposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures tenutosi a Winnipeg, MAN.; Canada nel 10-13 August 2002).
Parallel scheduling problems in next generation wireless networks
BECCHETTI, Luca;LEONARDI, Stefano;MARCHETTI SPACCAMELA, Alberto;VITALETTI, Andrea
2002
Abstract
Next generation 3G/4G wireless data networks allow multiple codes (or channels) to be allocated to a single user, where each code can support multiple data rates. Providing fine-grained QoS to users in such networks poses the two dimensional challenge of assigning both power (rate) and codes for every user. This gives rise to a new class of parallel scheduling problems. We abstract general downlink scheduling problems suitable for proposed next generation wireless data systems. This includes a communication-theoretic model for multirate wireless channels. In addition, while conventional focus has been on throughput maximization, we attempt to optimize the maximum response time of jobs, which is more suitable for stream of user requests. We present provable results on the algorithmic complexity of these scheduling problems. In particular, we are able to provide very simple, online algorithms for approximating the optimal maximum response time. This relies on resource augmented competitive analysis. We also perform on experimental study with realistic data of channel conditions and user requests to show that our algorithms are more accurate than our worst case analysis shows, and they provide fine-grained QoS to users effectively.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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