Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness

In the field of communication networks, the management of resource allocation is a crucial research area. To achieve efficient radio resource management, mobile telecommunications operators utilize opportunistic scheduling algorithms. This study presents a novel opportunistic scheduler, called MMR (...

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Main Authors: Mohamed Ouwais Kabaou, Nesrine Zoghlami, Hassen Hamouda, Nihed Mabrouk, Ilyas Khan, Anouar Ben Abdennour
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-08-01
Series:Alexandria Engineering Journal
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016823005100
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author Mohamed Ouwais Kabaou
Nesrine Zoghlami
Hassen Hamouda
Nihed Mabrouk
Ilyas Khan
Anouar Ben Abdennour
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Hassen Hamouda
Nihed Mabrouk
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description In the field of communication networks, the management of resource allocation is a crucial research area. To achieve efficient radio resource management, mobile telecommunications operators utilize opportunistic scheduling algorithms. This study presents a novel opportunistic scheduler, called MMR (Min–Max Rate), which aims to ensure equal treatment of users, good quality of service, and maximum overall system throughput simultaneously and improve network throughput and fairness by up to 70% compared to traditional and classical scheduling algorithms. To evaluate the performance of MMR, we compared it with other reference algorithms such as Round Robin, MaxSNR, and Proportional Fair, known for their scheduling efficiency and robustness. The simulation results obtained by the MATLAB software and analysis focused on fairness criteria and system throughput for different user groups, and we found that our proposed algorithm outperforms the existing algorithms.
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spelling doaj.art-17f1a4a8cdf4464fa0ab7b61b8c6a5ce2023-08-19T04:31:43ZengElsevierAlexandria Engineering Journal1110-01682023-08-0176641649Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairnessMohamed Ouwais Kabaou0Nesrine Zoghlami1Hassen Hamouda2Nihed Mabrouk3Ilyas Khan4Anouar Ben Abdennour5University of Gabes, ISMG, 6033 Gabes, Tunisia; Corresponding author.University of Tunis El Manar, IPEIEM, 10587 Tunis, TunisiaMajmaah University, Department of Business Administration, College of Scinence and Humanities at Alghat, 11952 Al-Majmaah, Saudi ArabiaUniversity of Gabes, ISMG, 6033 Gabes, TunisiaMajmaah University, Department of Mathmatics, College of Science Al-Zulfi, 11952 Al Majmaah, Saudi ArabiaUniversity of Gabes, ISMG, 6033 Gabes, TunisiaIn the field of communication networks, the management of resource allocation is a crucial research area. To achieve efficient radio resource management, mobile telecommunications operators utilize opportunistic scheduling algorithms. This study presents a novel opportunistic scheduler, called MMR (Min–Max Rate), which aims to ensure equal treatment of users, good quality of service, and maximum overall system throughput simultaneously and improve network throughput and fairness by up to 70% compared to traditional and classical scheduling algorithms. To evaluate the performance of MMR, we compared it with other reference algorithms such as Round Robin, MaxSNR, and Proportional Fair, known for their scheduling efficiency and robustness. The simulation results obtained by the MATLAB software and analysis focused on fairness criteria and system throughput for different user groups, and we found that our proposed algorithm outperforms the existing algorithms.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016823005100Opportunistic schedulingSchedulerResources managementThroughputEquity
spellingShingle Mohamed Ouwais Kabaou
Nesrine Zoghlami
Hassen Hamouda
Nihed Mabrouk
Ilyas Khan
Anouar Ben Abdennour
Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
Alexandria Engineering Journal
Opportunistic scheduling
Scheduler
Resources management
Throughput
Equity
title Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
title_full Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
title_fullStr Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
title_full_unstemmed Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
title_short Empowering communication networks with MMR scheduler: A novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
title_sort empowering communication networks with mmr scheduler a novel approach to balancing user throughput and fairness
topic Opportunistic scheduling
Scheduler
Resources management
Throughput
Equity
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016823005100
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