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Age of Information in Random Access Channels 2020 IEEE ISIT, Los Angeles, California, USA Xingran Chen Konstantinos Gatsis Hamed Hassani Shirin Saeedi Bidokhti University of Pennsylvania Background & Motivation Communication networks


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Age of Information in Random Access Channels

Xingran Chen Konstantinos Gatsis Hamed Hassani Shirin Saeedi Bidokhti University of Pennsylvania

2020 IEEE ISIT, Los Angeles, California, USA

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  • Communication networks have witnessed rapid growth in the past few decades

cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, smart cities, healthcare systems

  • Reliable and high speed

Time-sensitive

remote sensing, estimation, control

  • Transmission policies keeping freshest information — Age of Information

markovity of the underlying physical processes

[Kadota-Sinha-Biyikoglu-Singh-Modiano-18], [Kadota-Sinha-Modiano-19], [Hsu-Modiano-Duan-19], [Kadota-Modiano-20], [Kaul-Yates-17], [Talak-Karanman-Modiano-18], [Kosta-Pappas-Ephremides-Angelakis-19], [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zheng-Zhou-Niu-18] [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zhou-Niu-18], [Yates-Kaul-20]

  • We design for the first time decentralized age-based transmission policies
  • Provide analytical results on the age of information

Background & Motivation

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SLIDE 3
  • Communication networks have witnessed rapid growth in the past few decades

cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, smart cities, healthcare systems

  • Reliable and high speed

Time-sensitive

remote sensing, estimation, control

  • Transmission policies keeping freshest information — Age of Information

markovity of the underlying physical processes

[Kadota-Sinha-Biyikoglu-Singh-Modiano-18], [Kadota-Sinha-Modiano-19], [Hsu-Modiano-Duan-19], [Kadota-Modiano-20], [Kaul-Yates-17], [Talak-Karanman-Modiano-18], [Kosta-Pappas-Ephremides-Angelakis-19], [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zheng-Zhou-Niu-18] [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zhou-Niu-18], [Yates-Kaul-20]

  • We design for the first time decentralized age-based transmission policies
  • Provide analytical results on the age of information

Background & Motivation

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SLIDE 4
  • Communication networks have witnessed rapid growth in the past few decades

cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, smart cities, healthcare systems

  • Reliable and high speed

Time-sensitive

remote sensing, estimation, control

  • Transmission policies keeping freshest information — Age of Information

markovity of the underlying physical processes

[Kadota-Sinha-Biyikoglu-Singh-Modiano-18], [Kadota-Sinha-Modiano-19], [Hsu-Modiano-Duan-19], [Kadota-Modiano-20], [Kaul-Yates-17], [Talak-Karanman-Modiano-18], [Kosta-Pappas-Ephremides-Angelakis-19], [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zheng-Zhou-Niu-18] [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zhou-Niu-18], [Yates-Kaul-20]

  • We design for the first time decentralized age-based transmission policies
  • Provide analytical results on the age of information

Background & Motivation

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SLIDE 5
  • Communication networks have witnessed rapid growth in the past few decades

cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, smart cities, healthcare systems

  • Reliable and high speed

Time-sensitive

remote sensing, estimation, control

  • Transmission policies keeping freshest information — Age of Information

markovity of the underlying physical processes

[Kadota-Sinha-Biyikoglu-Singh-Modiano-18], [Kadota-Sinha-Modiano-19], [Hsu-Modiano-Duan-19], [Kadota-Modiano-20], [Kaul-Yates-17], [Talak-Karanman-Modiano-18], [Kosta-Pappas-Ephremides-Angelakis-19], [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zheng-Zhou-Niu-18] [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zhou-Niu-18], [Yates-Kaul-20]

  • We design for the first time decentralized age-based transmission policies
  • Provide analytical results on the age of information

Background & Motivation

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  • Communication networks have witnessed rapid growth in the past few decades

cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, smart cities, healthcare systems

  • Reliable and high speed

Time-sensitive

remote sensing, estimation, control

  • Transmission policies keeping freshest information — Age of Information

markovity of the underlying physical processes

[Kadota-Sinha-Biyikoglu-Singh-Modiano-18], [Kadota-Sinha-Modiano-19], [Hsu-Modiano-Duan-19], [Kadota-Modiano-20], [Kaul-Yates-17], [Talak-Karanman-Modiano-18], [Kosta-Pappas-Ephremides-Angelakis-19], [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zheng-Zhou-Niu-18] [Jiang-Krishnamachari-Zhou-Niu-18], [Yates-Kaul-20]

  • We design for the first time decentralized age-based transmission policies
  • Provide analytical results on the age of information

Background & Motivation

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  • A new metric to quantify the freshness of information (2011)

[Kaul-Yates-Gruteser 11]

  • : timestamp of the most recently received update;

.

  • : the receiving time of

status update

  • : the generation time of

status update

  • Time average age:

u(t) h(t) = t − u(t)

t′

k

kth tk kth

lim

T→∞

1 T ∫

T

h(t)

Age of Information (AoI)

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SLIDE 8
  • A new metric to quantify the freshness of information (2011)

[Kaul-Yates-Gruteser 11]

  • : timestamp of the most recently received update;

.

  • : the receiving time of

status update

  • : the generation time of

status update

  • Time average age:

u(t) h(t) = t − u(t)

t′

k

kth tk kth

lim

T→∞

1 T ∫

T

h(t)

Age of Information (AoI)

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  • A new metric to quantify the freshness of information (2011)

[Kaul-Yates-Gruteser 11]

  • : timestamp of the most recently received update;

.

  • : the receiving time of

status update

  • : the generation time of

status update

  • Time average age:

u(t) h(t) = t − u(t)

t′

k

kth tk kth

lim

T→∞

1 T ∫

T

h(t)

Age of Information (AoI)

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SLIDE 10
  • A new metric to quantify the freshness of information (2011)

[Kaul-Yates-Gruteser 11]

  • : timestamp of the most recently received update;

.

  • : the receiving time of

status update

  • : the generation time of

status update

  • Time average age:

u(t) h(t) = t − u(t)

t′

k

kth tk kth

lim

T→∞

1 T ∫

T

h(t)

Age of Information (AoI)

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  • A new metric to quantify the freshness of information (2011)

[Kaul-Yates-Gruteser 11]

  • : timestamp of the most recently received update;

.

  • : the receiving time of

status update

  • : the generation time of

status update

  • Time average age:

u(t) h(t) = t − u(t)

t′

k

kth tk kth

lim

T→∞

1 T ∫

T

h(t)

Age of Information (AoI)

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System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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SLIDE 16

System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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System Model

  • statistically identical source nodes
  • Slotted time
  • Stochastic arrival/generation process
  • Collision channel, collision feedback
  • One unit transmission delay
  • Find transmission policy that minimizes Normalized Expected Weighted Sum

AoI (NEWSAoI)

M θ π lim

K→∞

1 KM2

M

i=1 K

k=1

i (k)

sensor arrival rate

i θ

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Evolution of Age

Source AoI Destination AoI

wi(k + 1) = { wi(k) + 1

no new packet arrives a new packet arrives

hi(k + 1) = { wi(k) + 1

a packet is delivered

hi(k) + 1

no packet is delivered

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Lower Bound

Theorem: For any transmission policy, NEWSAoI is lowered bounded by 1) 2)

where denote the sum-capacity of the underlying random access channel

  • RA with feedback

[Tasybakov-Likhanov] Probl. Peredachi Inf, vol. 23

  • RA with CSMA
  • RA without feedback

NEWSAoI ≥ 1

small arrival rates NEWSAoI ≥

1 2CRA + 1 2M

large arrival rates

CRA

CRA ≤ 0.568 (M → ∞) CRA ≤ 1 CRA ≤ 1 e (M → ∞)

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Lower Bound

Theorem: For any transmission policy, NEWSAoI is lowered bounded by 1) 2)

where denote the sum-capacity of the underlying random access channel

  • RA with feedback

[Tasybakov-Likhanov] Probl. Peredachi Inf, vol. 23

  • RA with CSMA
  • RA without feedback

NEWSAoI ≥ 1

small arrival rates NEWSAoI ≥

1 2CRA + 1 2M

large arrival rates

CRA

CRA ≤ 0.568 (M → ∞) CRA ≤ 1 CRA ≤ 1 e (M → ∞)

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Decentralized Age-based Policies

Slotted ALOHA: transmitters send packets immediately upon arrival they are “backlogged” after a collision a backoff probability

Small arrival rate: slotted ALOHA

In this work, we focus on Rivest’s stabilized slotted ALOHA, denote by an estimate

  • f the number of backlogged nodes.

n(k)

pb(k) = min (1, 1 n(k) ) n(k) = min (n(k − 1) + Mθ + (e − 2)−1, M) c(k) = 1 min ( max (Mθ, n(k − 1) + Mθ − 1), M) c(k) = 0

Theorem: Suppose and define . Any stabilized slotted ALOHA scheme achieves Moreover, (stabilized) slotted ALOHA are asymptotically optimal in terms of NEWSAoI.

θ ≤ 1 eM η = lim

M→∞ Mθ

lim

M→∞ JSA(M) = 1

η .

Theorem: Suppose and define . Any stabilized slotted ALOHA scheme achieves Moreover, (stabilized) slotted ALOHA are asymptotically optimal in terms of NEWSAoI.

θ ≤ 1 eM η = lim

M→∞ Mθ

lim

M→∞ JSA(M) = 1

η .

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Decentralized Age-based Policies

Slotted ALOHA: transmitters send packets immediately upon arrival they are “backlogged” after a collision a backoff probability

Small arrival rate: slotted ALOHA

In this work, we focus on Rivest’s stabilized slotted ALOHA, denote by an estimate

  • f the number of backlogged nodes.

n(k)

pb(k) = min (1, 1 n(k) ) n(k) = min (n(k − 1) + Mθ + (e − 2)−1, M) c(k) = 1 min ( max (Mθ, n(k − 1) + Mθ − 1), M) c(k) = 0

Theorem: Suppose and define . Any stabilized slotted ALOHA scheme achieves Moreover, (stabilized) slotted ALOHA are asymptotically optimal in terms of NEWSAoI.

θ ≤ 1 eM η = lim

M→∞ Mθ

lim

M→∞ JSA(M) = 1

η .

Theorem: Suppose and define . Any stabilized slotted ALOHA scheme achieves Moreover, (stabilized) slotted ALOHA are asymptotically optimal in terms of NEWSAoI.

θ ≤ 1 eM η = lim

M→∞ Mθ

lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

η .

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • When the arrival rate

, then NEWSAoI of slotted ALOHA is around .

  • Is the slotted ALOHA unstabilized (large AoI) when

?

  • Can we get benefits (small AoI) by increasing arrival rate?
  • What should the transmitters do in order to ensure a small age of information

when ?

θ = 1 eM e θ > 1 eM θ > 1 eM

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • When the arrival rate

, then NEWSAoI of slotted ALOHA is around .

  • Is the slotted ALOHA unstabilized (large AoI) when

?

  • Can we get benefits (small AoI) by increasing arrival rate?
  • What should the transmitters do in order to ensure a small age of information

when ?

θ = 1 eM e θ > 1 eM θ > 1 eM

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • When the arrival rate

, then NEWSAoI of slotted ALOHA is around .

  • Is the slotted ALOHA unstabilized (large AoI) when

?

  • Can we get benefits (small AoI) by increasing arrival rate?
  • What should the transmitters do in order to ensure a small age of information

when ?

θ = 1 eM e θ > 1 eM θ > 1 eM

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • When the arrival rate

, then NEWSAoI of slotted ALOHA is around .

  • Is the slotted ALOHA unstabilized (large AoI) when

?

  • Can we get benefits (small AoI) by increasing arrival rate?
  • What should the transmitters do in order to ensure a small age of information

when ?

θ = 1 eM e θ > 1 eM θ > 1 eM

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • We defined age-gain as:
  • Decentralized age-based policies: transmitter send packets when it has large

.

  • Adaptive threshold policy: node :
  • Stationary threshold policy: node :
  • Active nodes follow slotted ALOHA protocol and inactive nodes remain silent

δi(k) = hi(k) − wi(k) i δi(k)

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k) i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • We defined age-gain as:
  • Decentralized age-based policies: transmitter send packets when it has large

.

  • Adaptive threshold policy: node :
  • Stationary threshold policy: node :
  • Active nodes follow slotted ALOHA protocol and inactive nodes remain silent

δi(k) = hi(k) − wi(k) i δi(k)

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k) i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • We defined age-gain as:
  • Decentralized age-based policies: transmitter send packets when it has large

.

  • Adaptive threshold policy: node :
  • Stationary threshold policy: node :
  • Active nodes follow slotted ALOHA protocol and inactive nodes remain silent

δi(k) = hi(k) − wi(k) i δi(k)

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k) i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

  • We defined age-gain as:
  • Decentralized age-based policies: transmitter send packets when it has large

.

  • Adaptive threshold policy: node :
  • Stationary threshold policy: node :
  • Active nodes follow slotted ALOHA protocol and inactive nodes remain silent

δi(k) = hi(k) − wi(k) i δi(k)

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k) i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

Large arrival rate: Age-based Thinning

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Adaptive Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k)

Node is m-order at time if

i k δi(k) = m

Fraction of nodes with order : ; estimate:

m ℓm(k) ̂ ℓm(k)

Estimate

Expected age-gain distribution after packet arrival Expected fraction of nodes that have just become m-order

Estimate

am(k)

Find Threshold

T(k) {ˆ `m(k − 1)}∞

m=0

c(k)

Collision feedback

{ˆ `m(k)}∞

m=0

{ˆ `m(k−)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k − 1)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ am(k)}∞

m=0

𝚄(k) = max {t|∑

m≥t

̂ am(k) ≥ 1 eM}

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Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Adaptive Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k)

node is m-order at time if

i k δi(k) = m

Fraction of nodes with order : ; estimate:

m ℓm(k) ̂ ℓm(k)

Estimate

Expected age-gain distribution after packet arrival Expected fraction of nodes that have just become m-order

Estimate

am(k)

Find Threshold

T(k) {ˆ `m(k − 1)}∞

m=0

c(k)

Collision feedback

{ˆ `m(k)}∞

m=0

{ˆ `m(k−)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k − 1)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ am(k)}∞

m=0

𝚄(k) = max {t|∑

m≥t

̂ am(k) ≥ 1 eM}

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SLIDE 33

Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Adaptive Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k)

node is m-order at time if

i k δi(k) = m

expected fraction of nodes with order : ; estimate:

m ℓm(k) ̂ ℓm(k)

Estimate

Expected age-gain distribution after packet arrival Expected fraction of nodes that have just become m-order

Estimate

am(k)

Find Threshold

T(k) {ˆ `m(k − 1)}∞

m=0

c(k)

Collision feedback

{ˆ `m(k)}∞

m=0

{ˆ `m(k−)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k − 1)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ am(k)}∞

m=0

𝚄(k) = max {t|∑

m≥t

̂ am(k) ≥ 1 eM}

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SLIDE 34

Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Adaptive Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k)

node is m-order at time if

i k δi(k) = m

expected fraction of nodes with order : ; estimate:

m ℓm(k) ̂ ℓm(k)

Estimate

Expected age-gain distribution after packet arrival Expected fraction of nodes that have just become m-order

Estimate

am(k)

Find Threshold

T(k) {ˆ `m(k − 1)}∞

m=0

c(k)

Collision feedback

{ˆ `m(k)}∞

m=0

{ˆ `m(k−)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k − 1)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ am(k)}∞

m=0

𝚄(k) = max {t|∑

m≥t

̂ am(k) ≥ 1 eM}

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SLIDE 35

Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Adaptive Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄(k)

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄(k)

node is m-order at time if

i k δi(k) = m

expected fraction of nodes with order : ; estimate:

m ℓm(k) ̂ ℓm(k)

Estimate

Expected age-gain distribution after packet arrival Expected fraction of nodes that have just become m-order

Estimate

am(k)

Find Threshold

T(k) {ˆ `m(k − 1)}∞

m=0

c(k)

Collision feedback

{ˆ `m(k)}∞

m=0

{ˆ `m(k−)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k − 1)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ ̂ am(k)}∞

m=0

𝚄(k) = max {t|∑

m≥t

̂ am(k) ≥ 1 eM}

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SLIDE 36

By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of and exist as . Denote by and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

k → ∞ {ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

Stationary Age-based Thinning: For source , compute . If , then it does not transmit packets; if , then it transmits a packet by slotted ALOHA.

i δi(k) = hi(k) − wi(k) δi(k) < 𝚄* δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

(Theorem 2) For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞ JSAT(M) = e/2

Consider a stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.

π

Develop a variant of the transmission policy in which only the most recent packets of each transmitter are preserved and all packets are discarded. Denote this policy by .

π π(1)

When , denote the channel capacity by .

M → ∞ Cπ(1) 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/Cπ(1) − 1/θ + 1⌋)

(Theorem 3) For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞ JSAT(M) =

1 2Cπ(1)

Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies Decentralized Age-based Policies

Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of and exist as . Denote by and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

k → ∞ {ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞ JSAT(M) = e/2

Consider a stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.

π

Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π C 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋)

(Theorem 3) For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞ JSAT(M) = 1

2C

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Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

  • By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of

and exists.

  • Denote by

and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

  • A stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.
  • Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π π C

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋) Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

2C

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = e/2

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Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

  • By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of

and exists.

  • Denote by

and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

  • A stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.
  • Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π π C

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋) Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

2C

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = e/2

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Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

  • By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of

and exists.

  • Denote by

and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

  • A stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.
  • Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π π C

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋) Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

2C

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = e/2

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Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

  • By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of

and exists.

  • Denote by

and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

  • A stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.
  • Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π π C

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋) Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

2C

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = e/2

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Stationary Age-based Thinning

node :

i {

active

δi(k) ≥ 𝚄*

inactive

0 ≤ δi(k) < 𝚄*

  • By the stationarity of the scheme, the limit of

and exists.

  • Denote by

and .

{ℓm(k)}∞

m=0

{ℓm(k+)}∞

m=0

{ℓ*

m}∞ m=0

{ℓ*+

m }∞ m=0

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊eM − 1/θ + 1⌋)

  • A stationary transmission policy that does not employ coding across packets.
  • Develop a variant of the transmission policy with buffer size 1. Channel capacity .

π π C

Theorem: 𝚄* = max (1,⌊M/C − 1/θ + 1⌋) Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = 1

2C

Theorem: For any , .

θ = 1/o(M) lim

M→∞

NEWSAoI(M) = e/2

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Numerical Results

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Throughput/rate Age of Information

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