MA/DA: Dyn. Freq. Alloc. for Cognitive Radios, Minority Game
Verfasst: Mo 21. Nov 2011, 16:37
Hi,
at the Institute for Networked Systems (iNETS) we're offering a new thesis on the modeling of a dynamic frequency allocation system with the help of game theory. The idea is to dynamically share vacant spectrum between multiple "cognitive" radio devices by playing a number of games out of which a winner may arise who is granted spectrum access. The thesis employs the theory of Minority Games, a topic well studied in game theory and often taught with the example of the El Farol bar problem.
Prospective students should have a good understanding of MATLAB and also know their way around some C/C++ programming. We will be using the Qualnet Network Simulator, an easy-to-learn software with a well documented API.
The position is open and can be filled immediately. For further questions, don't hesitate to contact my colleague Maria Michalopoulou.
Best regards,
Andreas
at the Institute for Networked Systems (iNETS) we're offering a new thesis on the modeling of a dynamic frequency allocation system with the help of game theory. The idea is to dynamically share vacant spectrum between multiple "cognitive" radio devices by playing a number of games out of which a winner may arise who is granted spectrum access. The thesis employs the theory of Minority Games, a topic well studied in game theory and often taught with the example of the El Farol bar problem.
Prospective students should have a good understanding of MATLAB and also know their way around some C/C++ programming. We will be using the Qualnet Network Simulator, an easy-to-learn software with a well documented API.
The position is open and can be filled immediately. For further questions, don't hesitate to contact my colleague Maria Michalopoulou.
Best regards,
Andreas