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State-Based Random Access: A Cross-Layer Approach

In this paper, we propose novel state-based algorithms which dynamically control the random access network based on its current state such as channel states of wireless links and backlog states of the queues. After formulating the problem, corresponding algorithms with diverse control functions are proposed. Consequently, it will be shown that the proposed state-based schemes for control of the random access networks, results in significant performance gains in comparison with previously proposed control algorithms. In order to select an appropriate control function, performances of the state-based control algorithms are compared for a wide range of traffic scenarios. It is also shown that even an approximate knowledge of network statistics helps in selecting the proper state dependent control function.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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