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Malicious User Attacks In Decentralised Cognitive Radio Networks - Key Results

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posted on 2020-10-01, 12:11 authored by Arun SivakumaranArun Sivakumaran
The key results from the master's dissertation. A monte carlo simulation was performed over the maliciousness and proportion of agents introduced to a cognitive radio network. The spectrum sensing accuracy of the proposed algorithm was evaluated against a control, and was shown to be much more effective than the control in mitigating these attacks. The malicious user detection performance, algorithm learning speed, number of iterations to convergence, and effect of increasing trusted users on the network was also analysed.

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NRF SARChI Chair for ASN

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Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Computer Engineering

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