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Knowledge based cooperative spectrum sensing using polynomial classifiers in cognitive radio networks

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The system is optimized to maximize the detection probability while keeping the false alarm at a fixed rate leading to improved spectrum utilization by the cognitive network while minimizing the interference to primary users.
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This paper proposes a cooperative spectrum sensing scheme for cognitive radio networks using a polynomial classifier. The proposed scheme utilizes either coherent or cyclostationary features in the received signal at each node and the extracted features are used by a central node to make to a global decision about the availability of spectrum holes for use by the cognitive radio network. The paper presents a system model and simulation results for the detection probability of spectrum holes under fading channel conditions. The system is optimized to maximize the detection probability while keeping the false alarm at a fixed rate leading to improved spectrum utilization by the cognitive network while minimizing the interference to primary users.

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Learning-Based Spectrum Sensing for Cognitive Radio Systems

TL;DR: It is concluded that cyclostationary-based schemes are the most reliable in terms of detecting primary users in the spectrum, however, at the expense of a longer sensing time compared to coherent based schemes.
Dissertation

Learning Based Spectrum Sensing in OFDM Cognitive Radios

TL;DR: A Master of Science thesis in Electrical Engineering by Muhammad Umair Muzaffar entitled, "Learning Based Spectrum Sensing in OFDM Cognitive Radios," submitted in May 2012 as discussed by the authors.
Dissertation

Learning-Based Spectrum Sensing and Access for Cognitive Radio Systems

TL;DR: A Master of Science thesis in Electrical Engineering by Menatalla Diaaeldin Shehabeldin entitled, "Learning-Based Spectrum Sensing and Access for Cognitive Radio Systems," submitted in June 2015.
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Spectrum Occupancy Measurements and Cognitive Radio System Implementation

TL;DR: A Master of Science thesis in Electrical Engineering by Firas Ahmed Kiftaro entitled, "Spectrum Occupancy Measurements and Cognitive Radio System Implementation," submitted in January 2017 as discussed by the authors, has been published.
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