Master Thesis Ad-Hoc Network Projects

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Advanced Record Breaking Research Topics for Master Thesis Ad-Hoc Network Projects:

• Non-uniform directional dictionary-based limited feedback for massive MIMO systems
• A non-monetary mechanism for optimal rate control through efficient delay allocation
• A bilevel optimization model for load balancing in mobile networks through price incentives
• Energy efficient and distributed resource allocation for wireless powered OFDMA multi-cell networks
• Joint CoMP-cell selection and resource allocation in fronthaul-constrained C-RAN
• Energy efficient hybrid-powered communication systems using joint adaptive power allocation and energy exchange [Master Thesis Ad-Hoc Network Projects]
• Beam based stochastic model of the coverage probability in 5G millimeter wave systems
• Conflict graph-based Markovian model to estimate throughput in unsaturated IEEE 802.11 networks
• Opportunistic scheduling in two-way wireless communication with energy harvesting
• Stochastic geometry model for multi-channel fog radio access networks
• Joint access point deployment and assignment in mmWave networks with stochastic user orientation
• Low complexity energy efficiency analysis in millimeter wave communication systems
• The Gaussian interference channel revisited as a non-cooperative game with transmission cost
• Improved policy representation and policy search for proactive content caching in wireless networks [Master Thesis Ad-Hoc Network Projects]
• Robust Bayesian learning for wireless RF energy harvesting networks