Well, the first step in spectrum sensing is spectral estimation, see
gr-specest: PRs for further / improved algorithms welcome.
But honestly, I don't think "I'm doing a thesis centered around someone
else's project" is the best for *your* thesis; as soon as you know
specifically what you need to be implementing for the CR functionality
you need, advising you whose code to use or extend is possible.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 05/08/2020 15.33, Noneed Forthis wrote:
Hey!
Thanks for the reply.
I was specifically looking at spectrum sensing and wanted to know if is
any way I could contribute to that. I'm doing my thesis project on that
and was interested to see if I could contribute to an implementation of
the same.
Thanks,
Shreeram
On Wed, 5 Aug, 2020, 3:45 PM Marcus Müller, <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Shreeram,
There's certainly a lot of things that would be categorized as
cognitive
radio.
Take, for example, entries that Felix Wunsch of CEL fame did for DYSPAN
spectrum challenges [1].
However, before starting to look for arbitrary examples: Really define
what your "cognitive radio" needs to do. I guess you're tempted to say
"let's adopt the same scope as people did before me", but honestly,
"cognitive radio" is a pretty soft term, and basically everything that
observes anything to determine when and how to send a packet fulfills
that. That is, according to the common definition, your Bluetooth
dongle
is a CR.
[1] https://github.com/kit-cel/DySPAN17_SpectrumChallenge_KIT
On 05/08/2020 10.36, Noneed Forthis wrote:
> Hey!
>
> I'm Shreeram, an electronics and communications major.
> I'm currently conducting my research on cognitive radios and was
> wondering if GNU has an implementation of the same.
>
> I'd be extremely interested to contribute to the same.
>
> Thanks,
> Shreeram
