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We consider downlink heterogeneous networks where many small cells coexist in a macro cell.
Our proposed scheduling framework in a macro cell consists of two aspects: relay scheduling and user scheduling.
Alternatively, part of the traffic can be offloaded either in a micro or pico cell of a heterogeneous network or in a macro cell of another frequency layer.
HetNets introduce remote radio head or low power BS such as PBS, FBS, and relay BS in a macro cell [1, 18].
PPP has also been found to adequately model the user's positions, both in a macro cell when applied uniformly over the area and in hotspots when used in clustered form.
A number of studies analyzes the FD performance in small cell scenarios [12 18] and in a macro cell network [19] based on interference levels, disregarding the type of traffic in the network.
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Note that this configuration corresponds to the first scenario described in Section 6.1.1 of [34], in which a UE is in coverage of both a macro cell and a small cell simultaneously.
Heterogeneous network (Het-Net) is part of the long-term evolution advanced (LTE-A) study item and represents cellular deployments with a mixture of cells of different overlapping coverage areas, e.g., a number of relay and pico cells overlaid by a macro cell in the same frequency.
We declare neighbors of a macro cell its macro cell neighbors, defined as above, and all small cells whose base station is located in the macro cell in question or in one of its neighboring macro cells.
Note that each sector in a macro-cell site represents a macro-cell.
Note that in a macro-cell area, the offered traffic calculated using Equation 9 with the parameter values shown in Table1 is 33.333 Mbps, while in a hotspot, the offered traffic is 11.333 Mbps.
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