Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  propose a dynamic resource allocation method to enable efficient and low-latency machine type communications (MTC) in LTE/LTE-A with the contention based random access (CBA) scheme [9]. In the proposed method,  firstly estimate the probabilities of events caused by a CBA transmission and then calculate the latency with the measured resource unit.  increase the amount of CBA resources until the estimated latency satisfies the application QoS requirement. The simulation results demonstrate that with the proposed resource allocation method for CBA, the uplink channel access latency has been drastically reduced and that it always guarantees the latency requirements. Furthermore, the achievable latency is significantly reduced when compared to the regular scheduling and the standard random access scheme.
['Kaijie Zhou', 'Navid Nikaein', 'Raymond Knopp']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Dynamic resource allocation for machine-type communications in LTE/LTE-A with contention-based access
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