Cognitive Radio Design for Networking

Charles W. Bostian, Nicholas J. Kaminski, Almohanad S. Fayez · Institution of Engineering and Technology eBooks · 2016

This chapter discusses cognitive radio design for networking that employ collective cognition to achieve end-to-end goals. Chapter Contents: 7.1 Networks of Cognitive Radios Versus Cognitive Networks 7.2 Cognitive Network Goals 7.3 Interaction Methods for Cognitive Radios 7.3.1 Social Language 7.4 Components of Interaction 7.4.1 Observability 7.4.2 Understanding 7.5 Analyzing Interactions 7.5.1 An Example Analysis 7.5.2 Analysis Results 7.6 Group Learning 7.7 Building a Cognitive Network with Social Language 7.7.1 MAC Layer Considerations 7.7.2 Behavior-based Design and Social Language 7.7.3 Tasks and Behaviors 7.7.4 Hardware Considerations and Implementation 7.7.5 Implementing Behaviors in Software and Hardware 7.7.5.1 Time Flocking 7.7.5.2 Frequency Flocking 7.7.6 Network Evaluation 7.7.7 The Entry Scenario 7.7.8 Social Learning 7.7.9 Total System Behavior Inspec keywords: cognitive radio Other keywords: cognitive radio design; collective cognition Subjects: Radio links and equipment

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