Spectrum Handoff for Anti-interference in Cognitive Radio Networks
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Yunfei Peng, Wei Shao, Chunlan Lu, Shufeng Li, Peicong Hu, Lianxin Yang, Guanjie WangAuthors Info & Claims
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In this paper, spectrum handoff for anti-interference in cognitive radio networks (CRNs) under dynamic channel conditions is studied. We first model the problem as a stochastic game, where the utility function of each player (i.e., the primary user, PU) is designed as the weighted integrated interference (WII) suffered by the receivers in the cluster. Then, a simple spectrum handoff algorithm based on stochastic learning algorithm (SLA) is proposed to obtain the Nash Equilibrium (NE) points. Moreover, the algorithm only needs little signaling overhead. Finally, we verify the advantages of proposed algorithm over Best-response dynamics through simulation analysis.
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DOI:10.1145/3512576
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