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Antenna assignment and cell association for provisioning heterogeneous traffic over multi-base-station massive MIMO cellular networks
Massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology is a promising fifth-generation (5 G) wireless access mechanism which can flexibly assign different numbers of antennae to downlink transmissions so as to adjust the transmission rates. However, it remains challenging to employ such a mechanis
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