Game theory-based mode cooperative selection mechanism for device-to-device visible light communication

Yuxin Liu; Zhitong Huang; Wei Li; Yuefeng Ji

doi:10.1117/1.OE.55.3.030501

15 March 2016 Game theory-based mode cooperative selection mechanism for device-to-device visible light communication

Yuxin Liu, Zhitong Huang, Wei Li, Yuefeng Ji

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Funded by: National Program on Key Basic Research Project of China, National Key Basic Research Program of China, National Key Basic Research Program, National 973 Program, National Science Foundation of China

Optical Engineering, Vol. 55, Issue 3, 030501 (March 2016). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.55.3.030501

Abstract

Various patterns of device-to-device (D2D) communication, from Bluetooth to Wi-Fi Direct, are emerging due to the increasing requirements of information sharing between mobile terminals. This paper presents an innovative pattern named device-to-device visible light communication (D2D-VLC) to alleviate the growing traffic problem. However, the occlusion problem is a difficulty in D2D-VLC. This paper proposes a game theory–based solution in which the best-response dynamics and best-response strategies are used to realize a mode-cooperative selection mechanism. This mechanism uses system capacity as the utility function to optimize system performance and selects the optimal communication mode for each active user from three candidate modes. Moreover, the simulation and experimental results show that the mechanism can attain a significant improvement in terms of effectiveness and energy saving compared with the cases where the users communicate via only the fixed transceivers (light-emitting diode and photo diode) or via only D2D.

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Yuxin Liu, Zhitong Huang, Wei Li, and Yuefeng Ji "Game theory-based mode cooperative selection mechanism for device-to-device visible light communication," Optical Engineering 55(3), 030501 (15 March 2016). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.55.3.030501

Published: 15 March 2016

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