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Title Distributed Artificial Intelligence Empowered Sustainable Cognitive Radio Sensor Networks: A Smart City on-demand Perspective
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Authors Li, MM; Goswami, P; Mukherjee, P; Mukherjee, A; Yang, LX; Ghosh, U; Menon, VG; Qi, YN; Nkenyereye, L
Title Distributed Artificial Intelligence Empowered Sustainable Cognitive Radio Sensor Networks: A Smart City on-demand Perspective
Year 2021
Published
Abstract Smart cities are claimed to be smart if the new technologies are capable of providing desired sustainable outcome. The sustainable properties of smart city applications require less energy consumption and efficient resource allocation. The Internet-of-Things (IoT), 5G, and fog networks have emerged as the most crucial researched areas due to their numerous applications for smart cities to provide the desired sustainable outcome. The sustainable properties of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) play a vital role in the deployment of these technologies into the physical world and efficient utilization of the available spectrum is a major problem faced here. As a potential solution of this, Cognitive Radio (CR) merged with WSN as Cognitive Radio Sensor Networks (CRSNs) make the smart perspective with high resource management through cooperative communication. The proposed work establishes a dynamic correlation between Secondary Users/nodes (SUs) in a single cluster according to their statistical behavior at the time of performing smart cooperative communication in CRSNs to improve sustainability of smart world IoT applications. Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) is used to calculate the real-time resource allocation to these clusters using their respective Coordinator Agent (CoA) based on the dynamic behaviors. To improve sustainability in the smart city applications, the time delay in the prediction of vacant channels is reduced which results in making these applications become more energy efficient. The effectiveness of the proposed work is illustrated with mathematical analysis and simulation results confirm its better sustainable performance compared to the existing techniques.
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