2020
DOI: 10.4018/ijitn.2020100102
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Two-Stage Spectrum Sensing for Cognitive Radio Using Eigenvalues Detection

Abstract: Spectrum sensing in cognitive radio has difficult and complex requirements, requiring speed and good detection performance at low SNR ratios. As suggested in IEEE 802.22, the primary user signal needs to be detected at SNR = -21dB with a probability of detection exceeds 0.9. Conventional spectrum sensing methods such as the energy detector, which is characterized by simplicity with good detection performance at high SNR values, are ineffective at low SNR values, whereas eigenvalues detection methods have good … Show more

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“…Two-stage algorithm. The two-stage algorithms are widely used to solve image processing problems such as Image Super-Resolution [24], single-image reflection removal [25], segmentation task [26,27], intrusion detection [28], eigenvalues Detection [29], image restoration [30] and image denoising [31,32]. For example, Fan et al [24] achieved the optimal balance between accuracy and speed by employing a deep residual design with constrained depth and combining the two-stage structure with the lightweight two-layer PConv residual block design.…”
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“…Two-stage algorithm. The two-stage algorithms are widely used to solve image processing problems such as Image Super-Resolution [24], single-image reflection removal [25], segmentation task [26,27], intrusion detection [28], eigenvalues Detection [29], image restoration [30] and image denoising [31,32]. For example, Fan et al [24] achieved the optimal balance between accuracy and speed by employing a deep residual design with constrained depth and combining the two-stage structure with the lightweight two-layer PConv residual block design.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…She received the B.Sc degree in telecommunication engineering from Higher Institute for AppliedSciences and Technology (HIAST), in 2007. In 2014, 2020 received the M.Sc. and PhD degree from HIAST, respectively.…”
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