Uplink RSMA with finite-blocklength coding is shown to improve the successful computation probability and reduce latency in a two-user mobile edge computing system compared to NOMA.
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Uplink Rate-Splitting Multiple Access for Mobile Edge Computing with Short-Packet Communications
Uplink RSMA with finite-blocklength coding is shown to improve the successful computation probability and reduce latency in a two-user mobile edge computing system compared to NOMA.