Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Nan Jiang

Adnan Aijaz

Aftab Khan

Scheduling on a wireless communications channel is carried out on the basis of demanded traffic on the channel. A root scheduling cycle is set on the basis of traffic levels, and alignment parameters are defined to define how traffic is to be allocated to the scheduling cycle.

Temporal-alignment persistent scheduling

A method for operating a real-time control system comprising a first system configured to generate an information signal and a second system configured to use the information signal, wherein the second system comprises a first buffer for storing a previously received information signal. The method comprising: transmitting, by the first system, a first communication packet comprising the first information signal and generating, by the second system, a predicted first information signal for use in the first time slot. The predicted first information signal being generated by: retrieving the previously received information signal from the first buffer; generating a first prediction using a short-term predictor; and concurrently generating a second prediction using a long-term predictor; and setting the predicted first information signal equal to the first prediction unless the second prediction is available. The method further comprising using the predicted first information signal in response to determining that the first information signal was not received by the second system in the first time slot.

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