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A Review on Machine Learning Models for Channel Estimation and Security of Software Defined Networks

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May 2026

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Pooja Jhanjhot

Electronics and Communication Engineering

SDBCT, Indore

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Amit Sharma

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Neelam Sharma

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SDBCT, Indore

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Abstract

Machine Learning and Data Driven models are being extensively used for physical layer security securing wireless networks. Typically cognitive software defined cognitive networks rely on channel state information (CSI) to be estimated iteratively to monitor the system against potential cyber attacks. Cognitive networks find their applications in military and defence as well with the advent of internet of things and its allied applications in military warfare. Cognitive Radio Networks often share common resources such as bandwidth or spectrum among several users or stations. Due to continued sharing of resources, cognitive networks often come under security attacks, most common of which are jamming and eavesdropping attacks. In this paper, the basics of machine learning assisted software defined networks have been presented with the focus of security awareness through estimates of channel state information. Previous work in the allied domain has been discussed along with their salient features.

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Keywords: Physical Layer Security Machine Learning Security Aware Spectrum Assignment cyber-attacks false alarm throughput.

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Pooja Jhanjhot, Amit Sharma, Neelam Sharma, "A Review on Machine Learning Models for Channel Estimation and Security of Software Defined Networks," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-7, May 2026.

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It can be concluded from the previous discussions that security awareness in spectrum assignment is a critical aspect for cognitive IoT networks catering to defence and military applications or situations which deal with confidential and classified data. Various approaches pertaining to security in cognitive networks have been presented with their salient features. The probability of false alarm has also been investigated for ideal and practical channel conditions. It has been shown that hardware constraints poses a serous challenge in real time critical cognitive IoT networks. The paper presents the conventional and contemporary techniques to mitigate the issue of cyber attacks pertaining to such hardware constrained cognitive IoT Networks.

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