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This paper addresses the issue of pricing-based distributed resource allocation via scheduling in a communication network. Introducing the temporal aspect in the resource allocation problem presents new challenges e.g. in accounting for the durations and deadlines of the resource requests. Dynamic real-time pricing concepts are discussed for the decentralized sharing of network resources. A numerical example illustrates the benefit of congestion based pricing in a dynamic communication network. The quality of service that results from decentralized resource allocation is studied from the point of view of a power-controlled wireless network. The model is based on a dynamic noncooperative game and is related to recent work on centrally optimal (Pareto-optimal) distributed dynamic resource allocation. | This paper addresses the issue of pricing-based distributed resource allocation via scheduling in a communication network. Introducing the temporal aspect in the resource allocation problem presents new challenges e.g. in accounting for the durations and deadlines of the resource requests. Dynamic real-time pricing concepts are discussed for the decentralized sharing of network resources. A numerical example illustrates the benefit of congestion based pricing in a dynamic communication network. The quality of service that results from decentralized resource allocation is studied from the point of view of a power-controlled wireless network. The model is based on a dynamic noncooperative game and is related to recent work on centrally optimal (Pareto-optimal) distributed dynamic resource allocation. | ||
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Abstract
This paper addresses the issue of pricing-based distributed resource allocation via scheduling in a communication network. Introducing the temporal aspect in the resource allocation problem presents new challenges e.g. in accounting for the durations and deadlines of the resource requests. Dynamic real-time pricing concepts are discussed for the decentralized sharing of network resources. A numerical example illustrates the benefit of congestion based pricing in a dynamic communication network. The quality of service that results from decentralized resource allocation is studied from the point of view of a power-controlled wireless network. The model is based on a dynamic noncooperative game and is related to recent work on centrally optimal (Pareto-optimal) distributed dynamic resource allocation.
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Published on 01/01/2007
Volume 2007, 2007
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-47906-6_69
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