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Accumulative Interference Modeling for Distributed Cognitive Radio Networks.

Timmers et al., 2009

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5250546710086765384
Author
Timmers M
Pollin S
Dejonghe A
Bahai A
Van der Perre L
Catthoor F
Publication year
Publication venue
J. Commun.

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A Cognitive Radio (CR) network should be able to sense its environment to adapt its communication so that it can utilize unused licensed spectrum without interfering with incumbent users. Properly modeling the expected interference from the entire CR network is …
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