Combining Cooperative With Non-Cooperative Game Theory to Model Wi-Fi Congestion in Apartment Blocks
Abstract
The unlicensed spectrum utilized by Wi-Fi can be regarded as an economic commons in many deployments. Operators of Wi-Fi-enabled devices are usually non-cooperative, vying for spectral resources when in close range to each other, typically adopting a strategy of maximizing their transmission power. With an ever-growing number of wireless devices, this will ultimately lead to depletion of the spectrum, unless players collaborate. Previous studies...
Paper Details
Title
Combining Cooperative With Non-Cooperative Game Theory to Model Wi-Fi Congestion in Apartment Blocks
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
8
Pages
64603 - 64616
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