An Efficient Centralized
Scheduling Algorithm in
IEEE 802.15.4e TSCH
Networks
SPEAKER:YEI-REI CHEN
ADVIDOR: DR. HO-TING WU
DATE: 2017/04/20
Outline
Introduction
System
model and Problem solution
Throughput
Simulation
Reference
Maximization scheduler
and Result
Introduction
TSCH
scheduling
Centralized
: TASA
Distributed
: DeTAS
Introduction
Bipartite
graph
Introduction
Complete
Bipartite Graph
Introduction
Maximum
weighted bipartite matching(MWBM)
G’
=( U’,V’,E’) be a weighted bipartite graph
where U’ = {u’ 1,u’2,...,u’N}, V’= {v’1,v’2,...
v’F} and E’ = {(u’,v’)|u’ ∈ U’,v’∈ V‘}
A
maximum weighted matching denoted by I* is
to find a matching with the maximum total
weight.
Introduction
Hungarian
alogorithm
System model and Problem solution
Network
Model
Directed
graph G = (V,E,d)
V
= {n0,n1,n2,...,nN}
E
is the set of links
d
consist of a set of physical distances , di,j
Node
communicateion randge Ri
Directed
link li,j
System model and Problem solution
Network
Model
[Uk,Qk]
Uk
=[Uk,f,t]
Qk
is the number of packets in the buffer of nk
Ck,f,t
as the channel capacity of link lk,f at
time t.
System model and Problem solution
Network
Model
Uk,f,t
is defined as the maximum number of
packets that can be transmitted over lk,f at
time t. Uk,f,t
T
is the slot frame duration
System model and Problem solution
Network
Mk,f,t
Model
is defined as effective rate of link lk,f,t
System model and Problem solution
Network
Model
System model and Problem solution
Interference
GI
Model
=( VI,EI).
Interference
occurs when a node have more
than one communication in a single time slot
transmitting and receiving at the same time
receiving
from multiple nodes
System model and Problem solution
Interference
Model
Consider node ni, the transmission of node nj
will interfere with the transmission of ni if
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
Combinatorial
optimization problem
Solved
by graph-based theoretical algotithm in
polynomial time
Graph-base
theoretical based on matching
theory such that problem transformed to
another MWBM problem
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
Π
be the maximization problem formulation
and z ≥ 1.
A
feasible solution s of an instance I of Π is a z
objective
optimal
OΠ(s)
function value OΠ(s)
objective function value OΠ’(I)
≥ (OΠ’(I)/z).
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
Π’
be the optimization problem obtained from
Π by substitutin
X
of Π can be converted to a solution of Y of Π’
with OΠ’(Y )=OΠ(X) in polynomial time
System model and Problem solution
Throughput
Maximization Problem
Throughput Maximization scheduler
Simulation and Result
Deployment
: randomly deployed in a square
area of 200m*200m
Slot
: 15ms
Slotframe
: 50 slots equal to 0.75s
Simulation
total time : 3000 slotframes equal
to 37.5min
Number
of nodes : 10 to 100
Simulation and Result
Simulation and Result
Reference
Mike Ojo, Stefano Giordano,” An Efficient Centralized Scheduling Algorithm in
IEEE 802.15.4e TSCH Networks”,Conference on Standards for
Coummunications and Networking(CSCN)
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