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Malicious node restricted quantized data fusion scheme for trustworthy spectrum sensing in cognitive radio networks

Chakraborty et al., 2020

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16193408557246432760
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Chakraborty A
Banerjee J
Chattopadhyay A
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Journal of mechanics of continua and mathematical sciences

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Accuracy in spectrum sensing is very much required in cognitive radio network, which is a revolutionary paradigm to drift the spectrum underutilization problem. To enhance the detection performance in presence of shadowing or fading multiple SUs cooperate among …
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