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SNR-based adaptive computing resource allocation in centralized baseband pool

In this paper, we proposed a computing resource allocation scheme based on users' SNR condition, to achieve the maximal throughput of wireless networks. So far, most research on radio resource allocation assumed the computing ability is infinite for digital signal processing. In our paper, we assume that the computing resource is limited, and consider the centralized computing scenario, which is popular in the next generation wireless radio access network architecture. First we model the computing ability by iteration times, then we propose the adaptive allocation scheme based on SNR condition. Simulation results show that the proposed scheme can obtain 0.5 dB improvement of system throughput compared with traditional scheme.