Optimal Allocation of TV White Spaces to White Space Devices using Genetic Algorithm and Fuzzy Rule based Technique

A. Wilfred, R. Obikwelu
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TV Whitespace (TVWS) refers to the unoccupied portions of spectrum in the VHF/UHF terrestrial television frequency bands. When developing a TV White Space (TVWS) system with the available TV spectrum after digital switchover, channel allocation for TVWS devices to avoid interference becomes one of the most challenging problems. Analysis has shown that there exist large quantities of these TVWS in many locations in Nigeria especially with the ongoing digital switch over. Having a proper mechanism for the allocation of these TVWS to devices known as white space devices (WSD) have been a serious concern. Thus, this paper proposes a hybrid model of fuzzy rule based technique and genetic algorithm for optimal allocation of the TVWS. The result shows that the available TVWS were maximally allocation to WSD on a real time basis. The implementation of this model will bring an alternative source for most smart devices that have been competing for the scarce spectrum as raised by the communication industries. These devices can be deployed to these unutilized spectra at low or no cost thereby freeing most of the spectrum bands.
基于遗传算法和模糊规则技术的电视白空间到白空间设备的优化分配
电视空白(TVWS)是指VHF/UHF地面电视频段中未被占用的频谱部分。在利用数字切换后的可用电视频谱开发电视白色空间(TVWS)系统时,为TVWS设备分配信道以避免干扰成为最具挑战性的问题之一。分析表明,在尼日利亚的许多地方,特别是正在进行的数字转换中,存在大量的这些TVWS。是否有适当的机制将这些TVWS分配给称为空白空间设备(WSD)的设备一直是一个严重的问题。为此,本文提出了一种模糊规则技术与遗传算法相结合的TVWS优化分配模型。结果显示,现时可用的电视节目可最大限度地分配给水务署。这种模式的实施将为大多数智能设备带来替代来源,这些设备一直在争夺通信行业提出的稀缺频谱。这些设备可以以低成本或零成本部署到这些未利用的频谱上,从而释放出大部分频谱带。
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