ASILOMAR 2014, 48th Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, November 2-5, 2014, Pacific Grove, CA, USA
In this work, we study a cognitive radio setting consisting of a primary multiple-antenna transmitter (TX) serving a single-antenna primary user (PU) and a secondary multipleantenna TX serving a secondary user (SU). The main specificity of this work is that we let the primary TX coordinate its transmit strategy with the secondary TX, while considering a realistic channel state information (CSI) scenario where each TX has solely access to the instantaneous knowledge of its direct channel and the statistics of the multi-user channel. This setting gives rise to a Team Decision problem where the TXs aim at
cooperating on the basis of individual information. We develop a novel coordination scheme where the TXs coordinate without any exchange of information or any iteration to guarantee the fulfillment of the primary constraint while maximizing the rate of the SU. The coordination is done on the basis of statistical information such that the coordination can be optimized offline. The proposed scheme outperforms conventional schemes
from the literature and has low complexity. It can thus be used in settings with low signal processing capabilities and a weak backhaul infrastructure.
Type:
Conference
City:
Pacific Grove
Date:
2014-11-02
Department:
Communication systems
Eurecom Ref:
4471
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