Hybrid Models for Forecasting Allocative Localization Error in Wireless Sensor Networks
Guo Li,
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H. Y. Sheng
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International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
An improved quantum-inspired particle swarm optimisation approach to reduce energy consumption in IoT networks
International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
An Efficient Cluster Based Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Multiobjective‐Perturbed Learning and Mutation Strategy Based Artificial Rabbits Optimisation
IET Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Wireless
sensor
networks
(WSNs)
is
a
wireless
system
including
the
set
of
distributed
nodes
used
for
physical
or
environmental
observation.
A
network
energy
expenditure
considered
as
significant
concern
because
battery
restricted
sensors
WSN.
Clustering
and
multi
hop
routing
are
effective
approaches
to
enhance
lifecycle
communication.
Achieving
anticipated
objective
reducing
expenditure,
thereby
increasing
lifecycle,
an
optimisation
issue.
In
recent
times,
nature
inspired
meta‐heuristic
extensively
utilised
solving
different
issues.
this
context,
research
aims
accomplish
by
proposing
multiobjective‐perturbed
learning
mutation
strategy
based
artificial
rabbits
namely
M‐PMARO
optimum
cluster
head
(CH)
selection
route
discovery.
The
proposed
incorporates
experience
perturbed
(EPL)
identify
capable
regions
over
search
space
enhancing
exploration
avoiding
local
optima
To
formulate
multiobjective,
residual
energy,
average
intracluster
distance,
base
station
(BS)
CH
balancing
factor
(CHBF)
node
centrality
incorporated
discovery
while
BS
distance
routing.
analysed
on
alive
nodes,
dead
throughput
data
received
in
lifecycle.
viability
validated
comparing
it
with
existing
such
fitness
glowworm
swarm
fruitfly
algorithm
(FGF),
balanced
particle
(EBPSO),
improved
bat
(IBOA),
graph
neural
(GNN)
fuzzy
logic
(PSO)
clustering
protocol
PFCRE.
count
100
1200
rounds,
which
higher
than
EBPSO.
Language: Английский
An Efficient and High-Performance WSNs Restoration Algorithm for Fault Nodes Based on FT in Data Aggregation Scheduling
International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6, P. 508 - 515
Published: May 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Optimal Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks for Advancing IoT Efficiency and Sustainability using Enhanced Ant Colony Algorithm with machine learning approaches
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(2s), P. 922 - 930
Published: April 4, 2024
This
research
study
aims
to
investigate
the
incorporation
of
machine
learning
tools,
such
as
Q-learning,
Genetic
Algorithms,
Unsupervised
Learning,
and
Ensemble
into
Enhanced
Ant
Colony
Algorithm
assess
impacts
on
WSN’s
performance.
Ten
experimental
trials
were
conducted
each
analyze
accuracy,
precision,
F1
score
results.
It
was
observed
that
Q-learning
achieves
an
average
accuracy
0.867;
precision
0.842;
0.854,
making
it
highly
adaptable
efficient
in
routing
decisions.
The
GA
presented
0.833;
0.812;
0.821
which
show
tool
is
robust
evolutionary
optimization.
performances
indicate
mean
for
model
are
0.875,
0.856,
0.865,
respectively
.
As
ES
with
multi
source
models,
showed
highest
performance
0.898,
0.882,
0.891
score,
thus
very
valuable
backend
regarding
application
tools
optimization
algorithms
efforts
geared
towards
WSN
efficiencies
sustainability..
Language: Английский
Neuro‐fuzzy‐based cluster formation scheme for energy‐efficient data routing in IOT‐enabled WSN
P. Sakthi Shunmuga Sundaram,
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Vijayan Kannabiran
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International Journal of Communication Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Summary
Internet
of
things–enabled
wireless
sensor
networks
face
challenges
like
inflexibility,
poor
scalability,
suboptimal
cluster
head
selection,
and
energy
inefficiencies.
This
is
due
to
the
faster
data
transmission
rates
between
nodes
during
packet
routing.
creates
unnecessary
consumption
burdens
for
those
actively
transmitting
nodes.
Conceptually,
an
effective
formation
phase
supports
better
routing
mechanisms,
while
sustaining
efficiency
individual
paper
proposes
a
Neuro‐Fuzzy
based
Cluster
Formation
(NFCF)
scheme
facilitate
adaptive
energy‐efficient
topologies.
NFCF
utilizes
fuzzy
logic
neural
identify
optimal
super
flexible
formations.
approach
enables
configurable
sizes
along
with
inclusion/exclusion
criteria
member
on
thresholds.
Parameters
evaluated
node
selection
include
degree
node,
expected
per
cluster,
variance,
residual
energy.
Nodes
not
meeting
thresholds
are
excluded.
The
network
updates
rules
guide
clustering
decisions
anticipated
dynamics
under
different
conditions.
performance
proposed
objective
function
changes
related
transmission,
variation,
variance
before
after
transmissions,
averaged
end‐to‐end
delay
across
cycles.
Results
compared
against
genetic
clustering,
energy‐aware
fuzzy‐based
distributed
logic‐based
multi‐hop
weighted
k‐means
clustering.
Language: Английский