학술논문

Reweighted base station activation in a green downlink MISO network with long-term stability guarantee
Document Type
Conference
Source
2015 IEEE China Summit and International Conference on Signal and Information Processing (ChinaSIP) Signal and Information Processing (ChinaSIP), 2015 IEEE China Summit and International Conference on. :876-880 Jul, 2015
Subject
Signal Processing and Analysis
Switches
Stability criteria
Downlink
Indexes
Power demand
Training
Green MISO network
base station activation
long-term stability
sparse optimization
reweighted l1 minimization
Language
Abstract
In modern wireless networks, dynamically optimizing the association between base stations (BSs) and users is a promising solution for performance improvement. However, a frequently changing BS-user association introduces heavy burden for network management. In this paper, we seek for balancing the flexibility and stability of the BS-user association in a green downlink MISO network. In addition to minimizing the transmit power and controlling the number of active BSs, we further consider reducing the users' switching frequency among BSs. This problem is a nonlinear mixed-integer program, and challenging to solve. As a compromise, we see for some efficient approximate solution to it by reformulating it as a convex sparse problem. An efficient algorithm is then developed to enhance the sparse solution, based on the iterative reweighted l 1 technique. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was validated by numerical simulations.