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Latency-Aware Uplink NOMA-MEC with PASS: A Feasibility-First Resource Allocation Framework
Meeting hard task-completion deadlines for many simultaneously offloading users is the binding challenge in mobile-edge computing (MEC). As the user count grows, the transmit power required to satisfy every deadline within per-user budgets rises until no feasible allocation exists. We take a \emph{f
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