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Artificial Intelligence in Cognitive and Green Radio: Lessons from Control Engineering

The main aim of this project is to establish a strong link between cognitive communications and control engineering through analysis of applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in both fields. This link could be used to utilise the knowledge and experience of control engineering community to improve the reliability and effectiveness of AI methods applied to various aspects of cognitive and green communications.

The application areas of primary concern in this project are dynamic radio resource and topology management. The results of investigating these particular areas aim to contribute to the EU FP7 ABSOLUTE project. Many other aspects of cognitive and green communications, as well as control engineering, could also potentially benefit from successful establishment of the link between the two fields

Members

• Nils Morozs
• Tim Clarke
• David Grace

Dates

Start: October 2012

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