Decrementation of delay intervals for rapid 5G/6G communications
OwnerDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengillinventors
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In 5G and 6G, users at high traffic density can be forced to delay transmissions to avoid collisions, and by convention the delay interval is increased upon each instance. This convention penalizes those who have been delayed the most, resulting in excessive latency, gross unfairness, and the blocked-node problem whereby certain users are denied access indefinitely. Disclosed are improved protocols whereby users can delay by shorter intervals upon each successive backoff, thereby reducing overall delays, greatly reducing message failure rates, and providing enhanced fairness overall. The protocols detailed herein can enable wireless users to communicate with fewer and shorter interference delays, while the base station can clear the waiting list sooner, and network operations can be improved generally. Numerous additional aspects are disclosed.
A method for transmitting wireless messages, the method comprising:
Non-transitory computer-readable media in a node of a wireless network, the node in signal communication with a base station, the media containing instructions that when implemented by a computing environment cause a method to be performed, the method comprising:
A base station of a wireless network, the base station in signal communication with a plurality of nodes, the base station comprising an artificial intelligence computing device, the base station configured to:
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