access icon free Sensing period adaptation for multiobjective optimisation in cognitive radio using Jaya algorithm

Adaptation of sensing period for licensed channel is one of the key requirements to maximise the utilisation of transmission opportunities by a secondary user. A novel objective function evaluation method for sensing period optimisation in cognitive radio network is formulated. A recently introduced optimisation technique, namely Jaya algorithm has been used for achieving the optimum value of sensing period in order to maximise the discovery of spectrum opportunities while maintaining the sensing overhead and interference time within user defined value. This multiobjective optimisation problem involving different constraints is solved using an objective function that introduces penalty for violation of constraints. Results show that the proposed scheme leads to quick adaptation and efficient discovery of spectrum opportunities while satisfying the different QoS constraints, thus making it a better choice for real-time applications.

Inspec keywords: wireless channels; cognitive radio; radio spectrum management; optimisation

Other keywords: sensing overhead; interference time; secondary user; licensed channel; multiobjective optimisation problem; objective function evaluation method; spectrum opportunities discovery maximization; user defined value; sensing period optimisation; QoS constraints; cognitive radio network; Jaya algorithm; sensing period adaptation

Subjects: Radio links and equipment; Optimisation techniques

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http://iet.metastore.ingenta.com/content/journals/10.1049/el.2017.2548
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