Birds were tested in two interactive cognitive tasks (exchange, object choice) by several experimenters representing different levels of familiarity (long and short-term).
The present study proposes Directional Hybrid control channel with GPS which is used to exchange cognitive control information whereas directional opportunistic PU free channel is used for application data transmission.
Google promotes a new form of "infrastructural intelligence," which excels by constantly reassessing its cognitive architecture in exchange with a cloud of data that surrounds it, and exhibits putatively human capacities such as intuition.
The trade-off essentially boils down to the time and energy spent to lower cognitive load, in exchange for increased probability in the desired outcome.
A common control channel is a free channel required by cognitive devices to exchange a free channel list (FCL) and to initialize communication among co-operating cognitive nodes.
For content distribution in CR-VANETs, one proposal [91] uses V2I communication for content distribution and uses V2V communication with cognitive radio to exchange the missing packets.
In opportunistic radio access based Software defined Cognitive-MAC protocols, Common Control Channel CCCC) plays a significant role in providing node synchronization, legitimate channel access and exchanging cognitive control message.
Neglected children, by far the majority of children maltreated, experience an environment most deficient in cognitive stimulation and language exchange.
The notification event exchange among cognitive users and the CRM is granted using the Default EPS Bearer allocated to any active user in LTE-A.
In this paper, we adopt the exchange-based cognitive radio trading market scenario established in [22].
Research examining the cognitive processes involved in social exchange finds that across a broad array of exchanges, individuals displaying prosocial (e.g. cooperation) and antisocial (e.g. cheating) behaviors are tagged with symbols or labels, which are later used to decide about approachability or avoidance, trust or distrust [8].
