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Online user and power allocation in dynamic NOMA-Based mobile edge computing

Lai et al., 2022

Document ID
3452104920278264587
Author
Lai P
He Q
Chen F
Abdelrazek M
Hosking J
Grundy J
Yang Y
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing

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This study tackles the online user allocation problem in mobile edge computing (MEC) systems powered by non-orthogonal multiple access. App vendors need to determine a proper wireless channel in a base station/edge server and sufficient transmit power for every …
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