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Self-management of Autonomous Agents Dedicated to Cognitive Radio Networks

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An autonomous network is a network that is able to self-manage and deliver a service based on the resources of its nodes, it follows the concept of autonomous computing, its goal is the creation of self-management networks to support the growing complexity of internet and allow the expansion of networks beyond their current sizes. In the field of networks, cognitive radio could be considered as an intelligent agent able to adapt to its operational context, it also offers a balanced solution to the problems of spectrum congestion. The concept of cognitive radio is based on the dynamic use of any available and detectable frequency band of the radio spectrum for communications between networks of two categories, namely primaries, which have controlled and prioritized access to spectrum and the secondary ones say cognitive. In this paper, we are interested in the dynamic and intelligent management of radio resources as part of a cognitive radio network using mechanisms based on autonomous learning techniques. We have proposed a new approach for the efficient management and sharing of radio spectrum.

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Baba-Ahmed, M.Z., Tahraoui, S., Sedjelmaci, A., Bouregaa, M., Rabah, M.A. (2020). Self-management of Autonomous Agents Dedicated to Cognitive Radio Networks. In: Hatti, M. (eds) Smart Energy Empowerment in Smart and Resilient Cities. ICAIRES 2019. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 102. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37207-1_39

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