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We consider a system where multiple users are connected to a small cell base station enhanced with computational capabilities. Instead of doing the computation locally at the handset, the users offload the computation of full applications or pieces of code to the small cell base station. In this scenario, this paper provides a strategy to allocate the uplink, downlink, and remote computational resources...
This paper addresses the trade-off between latency and energy consumption in wireless application offloading in a multiuser set-up. The advantages of carrying out offloading versus executing an application locally at the user terminal depend on multiple parameters. This paper evaluates the impact that the transmission rate and the load of the system have on the quality of service experienced by the...
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