The TDPS does not allocate PRBs to the UEs, but it conveys the information of the UEs becoming scheduling candidates to the FDPS.
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about getting user tests set up, which includes deciding on a specific thing to test, deciding when and where to conduct the user study, deciding what type of users to study, recruiting participants with Craigslist, trimming the candidates list, prioritizing and scheduling candidates, and getting the right equipment.
The first part of this series focused on getting the tests setup, which includes deciding on a specific thing to test, when and where to conduct the user study and what type of users to study, as well as recruiting participants with Craigslist, trimming the candidates list, prioritizing and scheduling candidates, and getting the right equipment.
It means that given a user is scheduled on a certain beam, adjacent beams (up to a certain 'distance') are blocked and users that reported one of those beams are excluded from the list of scheduling candidates for the respective PRB.
Today, they are expected to interview Mike Tice, the last scheduled candidate.
A scheduling region is defined as the area where scheduling candidate UEs are located.
Then, the UEs choosing set A n as their serving set become the scheduling candidate UEs for the set, and the corresponding scheduling region is the areas where the scheduling candidate UEs are located, as shown in Figure 2b.
Therefore, the proposed scheme can mitigate inter-cell CCI by letting no scheduling candidate UE be at the boundary of the virtual cell coverage area.
In the TDPS, a small group of UEs are chosen as the scheduling candidate set (SCS) based on diverse metrics: buffer size, delay, CQI reports, and so forth.
In the user selection, we introduce a two-step scheduling candidate set (SCS) approach to efficiently control the interuser fairness as well as directly address the specific requirements for VoIP traffic scheduling.
