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Routing algorithms / Radio resource management / Fair division / Fairness measure / Max-min fairness / Mathematical optimization / Envy-freeness / Pareto efficiency / Proportionally fair / Scheduling
Date: 2013-07-18 14:29:50
Routing algorithms
Radio resource management
Fair division
Fairness measure
Max-min fairness
Mathematical optimization
Envy-freeness
Pareto efficiency
Proportionally fair
Scheduling

Multi-Resource Allocation: Fairness-Efficiency Tradeoffs in a Unifying Framework Carlee Joe-Wong∗ , Soumya Sen∗ , Tian Lan† , Mung Chiang∗ ∗ Department † Department

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