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Cognitive relay networks with multiple primary transceivers under spectrum sharing was considered in [21], where the impact of multiple primary transmitters and receivers on the outage performance of cognitive decode-and-forward relay networks was examined.
In [26], the authors evaluate the outage probability and power allocation for a cognitive network with multiple primary transmitters and primary receivers; the secondary network is composed of a cooperative network with multiple relays, and the direct link at the secondary network is also considered.
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At the same time, the interference from the transmitters of multiple primary links to the destination should be considered.
Obviously, in the systems with multiple primary transceivers, the interference at SUs from PUs is increasing with the number of primary transmitters, which degrades greatly the performance of cognitive systems.
A robust resource allocation (RA) algorithm for cognitive relay networks with multiple primary users considering joint channel uncertainty and interference uncertainty is proposed to maximize the capacity of the networks subject to the interference threshold limitations of primary users' receivers (PU-RXs) and the total power constraint of secondary user's transmitter and relays.
The proposed scheme is transparent to the primary receivers but inevitably requires some level of modification to the primary transmitters.
"It is possible to have multiple primary beneficiaries," Pate noted.
We use and to stand the probability that the sensed signal coming from primary transmitters and from primary receivers.
Similarly, the mean channel gains from the CBS to primary transmitters also can be estimated.
However, these authors did not consider interference effects from the primary transmitters to the secondary system.
Channels h2 and h3 are from two different primary transmitters to the cognitive radio receiver.
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