Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The paper addresses the problem of interference modeling for wireless networks. Two axiomatic frameworks are known from the literature: (1) standard interference functions introduced by Yates in [JSAC 1995], and (2) general interference functions proposed by the authors in their previous work. , both frameworks are analyzed and compared. It is shown that (1) is contained in the more general framework (2). This means that certain structure results, which re recently derived for (2) can also be applied to (1). A focus of this paper is on convexity and concavity properties, which are important because they often lead to interesting algorithmic opportunities. The results provide a bridge beten both frameworks, which have been studied separately in the past.
['Holger Boche', 'Martin C. Schubert']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Unified Framework for Interference Modeling for Multi-User Wireless Networks
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