Algorithms in 5G Wireless Communication
A special issue of Algorithms (ISSN 1999-4893).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2019) | Viewed by 959
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wireless communications; spectrum management; waveform design
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Interests: telecommunications; wireless systems
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Interests: radio resource management for 5G heterogeneous networks; QoS management in mobile IoT; routing in mobile ad hoc networks
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Special Issue Information
Dear colleagues,
The recent trends in the development of wireless communications systems demonstrate the continuously increasing impact of softwarization and effective algorithmic design on the resultant system performance. The migration from hardware- and application-oriented solutions, typical for older generations of communication systems, towards highly virtualized schemes, was made possible through the development of technologies such as software defined networking (SDN), network function virtualization (NFV), software defined radio (SDR), and cognitive radio (CR). The overall softwarization of the communication networks provides various benefits for network operators, as well as changes for the related communication networks industry portfolios, as the implementation of some of the new software-based technological solutions may not necessarily mean a change in the existing hardware configuration.
On the other hand, the complexity of the contemporary networks is so huge, that the proper and optimized design of the considered algorithms for wireless communication systems is crucial. It is envisaged that future wireless communication systems will have to face unprecedented challenges related to the enormous diversity of the prospective applications, types of devices, system requirements, types of environments, and so on. Moreover, the foreseen increase in the numbers of active devices within the networks, as well as in the volumes of acquired and processed data, paves the way for new implementation paradigms in the future. Finally, the scale of the optimization problems, and the definition of different types of data with various levels of reliability, accuracy, processing requirements, and delay sensitivity highlights the need for novel data analytics frameworks and processing algorithms that are tailored for the specific needs of different network functions and slices.
This Special Issue covers the topics related to new algorithmic design for future 5G networks and beyond, and is targeting new research and review papers including (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Algorithms in software defined networking, network function virtualization, software defined radio, and cognitive radio
- Machine learning and application of artificial intelligence for 5G
- Big data processing for wireless communications and networking
- Fuzzy logic schemes for wireless communications
- Novel algorithms for radio access networks
- Optimization procedures for wireless communications
- Algorithms for massive communication (i.e., for massive machine-to-machine communications, for massive MIMO schemes)
- Algorithms for high mobility scenarios, including V2X and U2X scenarios
- Distributed, centralized, and hybrid architecture design for future wireless communications
- Advanced signal processing algorithms
- Self-organization algorithms for wireless networks
- Advanced radio resource management for 5G
- Cooperation algorithms for wireless systems
- Game theory applications for wireless communications
- Distributed computing (in edge, fog, and cloud) and processing
Dr. Adrian Kliks
Dr. Paweł Sroka
Dr. Nikos Dimitrou
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- algorithms
- wireless communications
- 5G systems
- bid data processing
- wireless systems virtualization and softwarization
- massive computing
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