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摘要
无线连接的下一个前沿领域是认知无线电(CR)技术和机器学习(ML)技术的交汇点,智能网络可为不断扩大的应用提供无处不在的连接。在这方面,本调查报告深入探讨了基于 ML 的 CR 与各种新兴无线网络的整合,包括物联网 (IoT)、移动通信(车载和铁路)和无人机 (UAV) 通信。通过将基于 ML 的 CR 与新兴无线网络相结合,我们可以创建智能、高效和无处不在的无线通信系统,满足下一代网络对频谱的需求。对于每种类型的无线网络,我们都强调了使用智能 CR 的主要动机,并全面回顾了现有的最先进的 ML 方法,这些方法可解决能源效率、干扰、吞吐量、延迟和安全性等紧迫挑战。我们的目标是让研究人员和新手清楚地了解将智能 CR 应用于新兴无线网络背后的动机和方法。此外,我们还概述了存在的问题和前瞻性研究途径,并提供了未来路线图,探讨通过趋势概念克服挑战的可能性。
Advances in Machine Learning-Driven Cognitive Radio for Wireless Networks: A Survey
The next frontier in wireless connectivity lies at the intersection of cognitive radio (CR) technology and machine learning (ML), where intelligent networks can provide pervasive connectivity for an ever-expanding range of applications. In this regard, this survey provides an in-depth examination of the integration of ML-based CR in a wide range of emerging wireless networks, including the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile communications (vehicular and railway), and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) communications. By combining ML-based CR and emerging wireless networks, we can create intelligent, efficient, and ubiquitous wireless communication systems that satisfy spectrum-hungry applications and services of next-generation networks. For each type of wireless network, we highlight the key motivation for using intelligent CR and present a full review of the existing state-of-the-art ML approaches that address pressing challenges, including energy efficiency, interference, throughput, latency, and security. Our goal is to provide researchers and newcomers with a clear understanding of the motivation and methodology behind applying intelligent CR to emerging wireless networks. Moreover, problems and prospective research avenues are outlined, and a future roadmap is offered that explores possibilities for overcoming challenges through trending concepts.
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