2008
DOI: 10.1109/tvt.2008.921617
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Performance Prediction for Energy Detection of Unknown Signals

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“…One must note that a higherP e leads to a larger probability of detection P d 3 and a smaller probability of false alarm P f 3 .This makes sense because a higher P e results in a bigger difference with P e . It should be noted that whenP e >> P e , the optimal threshold value T ≈P e 2 .…”
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“…One must note that a higherP e leads to a larger probability of detection P d 3 and a smaller probability of false alarm P f 3 .This makes sense because a higher P e results in a bigger difference with P e . It should be noted that whenP e >> P e , the optimal threshold value T ≈P e 2 .…”
Section: Methods Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CR has two important functionalities: spectrum sensing and adaption [1]. Energy detection is conventionally used for spectrum sensing [3]. Traditionally, SU firstly detects the spectrum band using energy collection periodically.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a consequence, some approximations have been proposed in the literature [5], [7]- [10], with the aim of reducing the computational complexity while preserving a sufficient accuracy. These approximations differ in two main aspects.…”
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“…These approximations differ in two main aspects. First, the assumed model for the signal of the primary (licensed) user may be either deterministic [5], [8]- [10], or random Gaussian [5], [9] or unknown [7]. Herein, we focus on the random Gaussian model for the primary signal [4], [5], [9].…”
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