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Power and Resource Allocation in Wireless Communication Network

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Present-day wireless methods are necessary to support a variety of higher-speed data communication facilities for its subscribers such as cloud-based video streaming facilities. One method to attain this is by using efficient resource allocation systems for transmitters and receivers using wireless communication methods. Wireless strategies and technologies are ubiquitous and enhancing progressively in the present world. In wireless communication technology, power and resource allocation remain the main issue due to the lack of resources by optimizing the number of subscribers and services. Hence, in this paper, we discuss different algorithms and techniques such as power-efficient resource allocation algorithm, real-time scheduling algorithm, NOMA, SCMA, Device-to-Device (D2D) communication, OFDMA, power and resource distribution in 5G, wireless sensor networks (WSNs), smart grids, cloud computing, and fog computing which converges stably and quickly. The Harmony search algorithm is also another way used for resources in wireless communication networks and discussed in this paper.

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    Mohsin Nazir, Aneeqa Sabah & Sana Sarwar

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Nazir, M., Sabah, A., Sarwar, S. et al. Power and Resource Allocation in Wireless Communication Network. Wireless Pers Commun 119, 3529–3552 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08419-x

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