Cross-Layer Combining of Adaptive Modulation and Truncated ARQ Under Cognitive Radio Resource Requirements - Yuli Yang; Hao Ma; Aissa, S. (IEEE transactions on vehicular technology, 2012)
Keywords: Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC); Applied sciences; Automatic repeat request; automatic repeat request (ARQ); Channels; Coding, codes; Cognitive radio; cognitive radio (CR); Communication channels; cross-layer design; Exact sciences and technology; Fading; Information, signal and communications theory; Joints; Links; Modulation; Modulation, demodulation; Networks; packet error rate (PER); packet loss probability (PLP); Packet transmission; Physical layer; Probability density function; Probability density functions; Radiocommunication specific techniques; Radiocommunications; Signal and communications theory; Signal to noise ratio; spectral efficiency (SE); spectrum sharing; Strontium; Studies; Switching and signalling; Switching theory; Systems, networks and services of telecommunications; Telecommunications; Telecommunications and information theory; Transmitter; Data transmission; cognitive radio (CR); packet loss probability (PLP); Packet error rate; Power allocation; Time variation; Addressing; packet error rate (PER); Linear prediction; Optimal allocation; cross-layer design; Cross-layer approach; spectral efficiency (SE); Probability density function; Adaptive modulation; Data link; Modulation coding; spectrum sharing; Packet switching; Resource sharing; Adaptive coding; Statistical method; High efficiency; Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC); Transmission mode; Transmission loss; automatic repeat request (ARQ); Automatic repeat request; Radio communication; Software radio; Signal to noise ratio