Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In this work,  design and analyze novel distributed scheduling algorithms for multi-user MIMO systems. In particular,  consider algorithms which do not require sending Channel State Information (CSI) to a central processing unit, nor do they require communication beten the users themselves, yet,  prove their performance closely approximates that of a centrally-controlled system, which is able to schedule the strongest user in each time-slot. Our analysis is based on a novel application of the Point-Process approximation. This novel technique allows us to examine non-homogeneous cases, such as non-identically distributed users, or handling various Quality of Service (QoS) considerations, and give exact expressions for the capacity of the system under these schemes, solving analytically problems which to date had been open. Possible applications include, but are not limited to, modern 4G networks such as 3GPP LTE, or random access protocols.
['Joseph Kampeas', 'Asaf Cohen', 'Omer Gurewitz']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Capacity of distributed opportunistic scheduling in heterogeneous networks
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