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Perspectives on Cognitive Radio Networks

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This chapter describes the foundational and modern architectural descriptions, depictions and designs of the cognitive radio networks. The chapter establishes that, in contrast to earlier descriptions, the more accurate, practicable and realistic designs of the cognitive radio networks must consider it as a heterogeneous system and not a homogeneous one. The various classifications and considerations of heterogeneity that are most applicable to the cognitive radio networks are presented and discussed. The chapter concludes with the new and exciting technologies that would be helpful in driving the full realisation of modern cognitive radio networks.

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Maharaj, B.T., Awoyemi, B.S. (2022). Perspectives on Cognitive Radio Networks. In: Developments in Cognitive Radio Networks. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-64653-0_2

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