Adaptive approach to spectrum monitoring in cognitive radio networks through signal detection optimization
Abstract
The article considers the improvement of the adaptive algorithm of the spectral monitoring method for cognitive radio networks by introducing adaptive wavelet transforms and filters. The use of adaptive Morle and Dobechy wavelet transforms, as well as adaptive Kalman, LMS, and RLS filters is proposed, which allows dynamically changing parameters depending on the conditions of the radio environment. The comparative analysis with traditional methods showed that adaptive methods significantly increase the efficiency of signal detection in conditions of low SNR values, reducing the noise level, improving the accuracy of signal detection and reducing the probability of false alarms. The results of the study confirm the perspective of using adaptive methods to increase the reliability and efficiency of spectral monitoring in real operating conditions.
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