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Multi-hop Diversity-Based Collaborative Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive Radio

Zhang et al., 2012

Document ID
2444790025648456199
Author
Zhang S
Zhang H
Zhu L
Publication year
Publication venue
Future Wireless Networks and Information Systems: Volume 1

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In cognitive radio systems, the collaborative spectrum sensing has been put forward to combat shadowing or fading effects of the channel. However, when the detection results are sent to the fusion center through imperfect reporting channels, the performance of …
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