CEO problem based analysis of D2D cooperative user pairing

We interpret the device-to-device (D2D) cooperative relaying framework as an instance of a two-node binary chief executive officer (CEO) problem. Noise-corrupted versions of a binary sequence are transmitted by two nodes to a single destination node over orthogonal multiple access channel. A lower b...

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Published in:SPAWC : signal processing advances in wireless communications pp. 685 - 689
Main Authors: Xin He, Juntti, Markku, Xiaobo Zhou, Komulainen, Petri, Matsumoto, Tad
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 01.06.2015
Subjects:
Decoding
Distortion
Error probability
Rate-distortion
Signal to noise ratio
Source coding
ISSN:1948-3244
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Abstract We interpret the device-to-device (D2D) cooperative relaying framework as an instance of a two-node binary chief executive officer (CEO) problem. Noise-corrupted versions of a binary sequence are transmitted by two nodes to a single destination node over orthogonal multiple access channel. A lower bound of the bit error probability (BEP) is obtained by minimizing a distortion function subject to constraints on inequalities based on the source-channel separation theorem. We derive the rate-distortion function for a binary multiterminal source coding problem. The distortion function is then established by evaluating the relationship between two problems for majority and optimal decision criteria. Our proposed encoding/decoding algorithms using concatenated convolutional codes and joint decoding scheme are used to verify the lower bound of the BEP. The results are interpreted as a criterion to select cooperating D2D user pairs.
AbstractList We interpret the device-to-device (D2D) cooperative relaying framework as an instance of a two-node binary chief executive officer (CEO) problem. Noise-corrupted versions of a binary sequence are transmitted by two nodes to a single destination node over orthogonal multiple access channel. A lower bound of the bit error probability (BEP) is obtained by minimizing a distortion function subject to constraints on inequalities based on the source-channel separation theorem. We derive the rate-distortion function for a binary multiterminal source coding problem. The distortion function is then established by evaluating the relationship between two problems for majority and optimal decision criteria. Our proposed encoding/decoding algorithms using concatenated convolutional codes and joint decoding scheme are used to verify the lower bound of the BEP. The results are interpreted as a criterion to select cooperating D2D user pairs.
Author Juntti, Markku
Matsumoto, Tad
Xin He
Komulainen, Petri
Xiaobo Zhou
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