Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In our earlier work,  described an optimization problem and corresponding scheduling algorithm aimed at obtaining maximum throughput guarantees in wireless networks. To further improve the short-term performance,  also proposed two adaptive versions of the optimal algorithm. Results from the simulations shod that the adaptive algorithms perform significantly better than other ll-known scheduling algorithms in networks based on Mobile WiMAX, HSDPA, LTE and WINNER I. Hover, there re several idealistic assumptions in that analysis, the most important of which is that each user estimates its carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR) perfectly, and there is no feedback delay. In practice hover, the channel estimation is not perfect, and there is always some delay in the feedback channel. ,  assume that a maximum a posteriori (MAP) predictor is employed for the CNR, so that the system takes the feedback delay and the channel noise into account.  then investigate the effect of imperfect channel prediction and delay on the throughput guarantees promised to all the users in the wireless network. A procedure to reduce the probability of outage in case of imperfect channel prediction is also proposed.
['Jawad Rasool', 'Geir E. Oien']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Maximizing the throughput guarantees in wireless networks under imperfect channel knowledge
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