In cellular communications, user equipment (UE, i.e., mobile device)-side interference cancellation (IC) along with multicell coordinated scheduling can significantly reduce the effect of the downlink intercell interference. To aid UE-side IC, a study item, called network-assisted interference cancellation and suppression (NAICS), has been initiated for Long Term Evolution (LTE) Advanced Release 12. Among NAICS receivers, this paper considers a receiver with interference-aware successive decoding (IASD) capability, which is one of the most advanced UE-side IC techniques. The IASD achievable transmission rate is dependent on the interferer transmission rate. Thus, coordination among multiple cells for rate and UE selection would be necessary for the overall network performance enhancement. In this paper, we consider a single dominant interference model and propose an optimal single-user rate selection algorithm based on the belief-propagation framework. In the multi-user-per-cell case we propose several UE and rate selection algorithms and analyze their performance.
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