Cognitive capability refers to the ability to sense opportunities in spectrum where and when channels are not utilized by PUs.
Cognitive capability allows CR to sense and gather information (e.g., different signals and their modulation types, noise, transmission power, etc).
Cognitive capability measures included tests of crystallised intelligence (National Adult Reading Test (NART) and Mill Hill) and fluid intelligence (Alice-Heim 4-I test (AH4), semantic fluency, phonemic fluency, search speed, word recall, four choice reaction time (FCRT), logical memory and Raven's Progressive Matrices).
Her scientific legacy includes her significant discovery of the cognitive capability of the human cerebellum.
"The earliest Homo sapiens probably had the cognitive capability to invent Sputnik," said Dr. Sally McBrearty, an anthropologist at the University of Connecticut.
The authors present evidence that adolescents demonstrate adult levels of cognitive capability earlier than they evince emotional and social maturity.
The iCub stance on artificial intelligence posits that manipulation plays a fundamental role in the development of cognitive capability.
Mapping cognitive capability onto brain imaging2 has the potential to provide clues by exploiting links among enriched types of imaging and behavioral information for individuals3,4.
Processing speed is an important human cognitive capability that might underlie differences in other cognitive skills and their aging.
In two papers published this week and reported by New Scientist, researchers at the Alphabet subsidiary describe efforts to teach computers about relational reasoning, a cognitive capability that is foundational to human intelligence.
Owing to the challenging control mission considering limited human operator cognitive capability, some remote tasks require a shared control scheme, which demands systematic software design and integration.
