2021
DOI: 10.1080/09205071.2021.1934901
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Average quality description of energy detection for generalised multipath shadowed κ – μ fading channels

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“…For instance, for 2 5   dB and BER level of 3 10  , as modulation scheme changes from BPSK to DPSK, 1  requires to be increased by about 3 dB. Further, it can be observed that the asymptotic findings given in (11) match fully the theoretical expression proposed in (10) proving the certainty of the derived expressions.…”
Section: Numerical Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…For instance, for 2 5   dB and BER level of 3 10  , as modulation scheme changes from BPSK to DPSK, 1  requires to be increased by about 3 dB. Further, it can be observed that the asymptotic findings given in (11) match fully the theoretical expression proposed in (10) proving the certainty of the derived expressions.…”
Section: Numerical Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
“…In [9], a statistical characterization investigation related to the   shadowed and Beckmann fading models were presented. In [10], the energy detection characteristic analysis for the   shadowed fading channels were proposed. In [11], a mixture Gamma shadowed case was considered by using inverse Nakagami-m. Then, the proposed unified distribution model was applied to double   shadowed fading channels.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, Theorems 1 and 2 provide a solid ground for the unification of the derived quality metrics (APD and AUC) of those models. The APD and AUC expressions for the models included in Section 3.2, that can be derived directly from ( 5) and ( 6), with some exceptions, were generally reported in the literature, but in differing forms (see [8,16] for Rayleigh, [8] for Nakagami-m, [17] for Hoyt, [9,13] for η − µ, [14,30,31] for κ − µ shadowed) and hence are of limited interest, mainly for illustrative purposes and notation unification.…”
Section: Proof Of Theorem 2 For Proof See Appendix Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reference [ 20 ] studied the performance of energy-based spectrum sensing in k-μ and k-μ extreme fading channels under the Bayesian framework, and derived accurate expressions for the channel model error probability (as a convex combination of false alarm probability and signal detection probability). Reference [ 21 ] derived a novel closed-form analytical solution for the average quality metric (average receiver operating characteristic curve and area under the curve) of a generic k-μ shadow fading channel model by analyzing the average quality metric describing the energy detection process; moreover, to investigate the impact of human body occlusion on the channel in cellular device-to-device communication, reference [ 22 ] derived the probability density function and moment function of the channel model and applied it to link communication between devices in an outdoor urban environment at 868 MHz, and found that the shadow effect of the deterministic component varies significantly depending on the relative position of the user device to the body and link geometry. Reference [ 23 ] derived approximate expressions for the system interruption probability and channel capacity in a system where both the sensing transmission signal and the interference signal experience k-μ shadow fading under given conditions such as signal-to-noise ratio.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%