Evaluation of Game Theory for Centralized Resource Allocation in Multi-Cell Network Slicing.

In this paper we evaluate the game-theory approach we have used for radio resource block allocation in sliced multi-cell networks with distributed control against a centralized control strategy. This is done in the context of an approach that allocates resources according to the QoS requirements of users. The objective is to see whether the game-theory approach is worth using throughout a network with mixed decentralized and centralized control and the conclusion is that the performance of the game-theory approach is equally suitable for both types.