An overview on non-parametric spectrum sensing in cognitive radio
Salam, A.O.A. ; Sheriff, Ray E. ; Al-Araji, S.R. ; Mezher, K. ; Nasir, Q.
Salam, A.O.A.
Sheriff, Ray E.
Al-Araji, S.R.
Mezher, K.
Nasir, Q.
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The scarcity of frequency spectrum used for wireless communication systems has attracted a considerable amount of attention in recent years. The cognitive radio (CR) terminology has been widely accepted as a smart platform mainly aimed at the efficient interrogation and utilization of permitted spectrum. Non-parametric spectrum sensing, or estimation, represents one of the prominent tools that can be proposed when CR works under an undetermined environment. As such, the periodogram, filter bank, and multi-taper methods are well considered in many studies without relying on the transmission channel's characteristics. A unified approach to all these non-parametric spectrum sensing techniques is presented in this paper with analytical and performance comparison using simulation methods. Results show that the multi-taper method outperforms the others.
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Salam AOA, Sheriff RE, Al-Araji SR et al (2014) An overview on non-parametric spectrum sensing in cognitive radio. In: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Computer Engineering and Systems (ICCES). 22-23 Dec 2014, Cairo, Egypt: 14-19.
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