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Optimized MAC Protocol Using Fuzzy-Based Framework for Cognitive Radio AdHoc Networks

Joshi et al., 2023

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13845338961252766145
Author
Joshi N
Kumar A
Minenkov D
Kaplun D
Sharma S
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IEEE Access

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Cognitive radio networks (CRNs) have been widely used in various applications for effective radio spectrum utilization in recent years. It is essential to fend off the growing demand for this finite natural resource for next-generation communications. In CRNs, detecting the …
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