Partner Selection Based on Different Protocols in Cooperative Network by Using Nakagami-M Function
Abhishek Tyagi, Asmita Singh, Paurush Bhulania · 2019
In the present scenario, there are multiple results to demonstrated the pros of one or more relay nodes help in generating communication in a wireless network. But in experimental scenarios, all nodes do not take participate in every transmission of information; so, we required the number of protocols for partner selection of nodes for generating the proper cooperation. For a cooperative diversity merits, many protocols are needed to provide a transmitting scenario to each and every user nodes with their respective partners that help in decoding the user information with high-SNR probability. Consider that, due to the unwanted noise or disturbances user can not able to transmit the information to their desired destination nodes. So, for the proper transmission without any interferences, user nodes takes the help of `n' other nodes (called relays).