Neighbor Conduct Sensitive QoS Variance Aware Spectrum Sensing and Allocation

Abstract: QoS (Quality of Service) aware spectrum sensing and channel allocation in cognitive radio wireless mesh networks is a continuous practice due to the divergent scope of communication in wireless mesh networks. Henceforth the current research is moving in a direction to find effective solutions towards QoS aware spectrum sensing and channel allocation. But all of these solutions are specific to one or two QoS factors. According to the real-time practices the QoS assessment by one or two factors is impractical. Moreover majority of current approaches are delivering the computational complexity as O(n2), which due to the magnification of number evolution against the increment in number of channel availability in cognitive radio wireless mesh networks. In this context here we devised a Neighbor Conduct Sensitive QoS variance assessment strategy for cooperative spectrum sensing and channel allocation strategy, which enables to assess the QoS state of a spectrum under possible malicious cooperation that is based on multiple number of QoS factors and also should stabilize the computational complexity to O(n*log(n)). The experiment results are indicating the significance of the proposed model towards scalable and robust QoS variance aware spectrum sensing and channel allocation strategy for cognitive radio wireless mesh networks.

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Keywords: Cognitive Radio Networks, Channel Assignment, Dynamic Spectrum Access, Wireless Mesh Networks, dynamic frequency selection, selective cooperative sensing, node conduct sensitivity