2018
DOI: 10.1007/s11036-018-1169-x
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An Energy-Efficient and Congestion Control Data-Driven Approach for Cluster-Based Sensor Network

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“…This reduces the amount of data transmitted in the network and in turn leads to a reduction in the overall transmission energy cost. For example, in [87], [88] an in-network data aggregation protocol is proposed that incorporates hierarchical clustering for energy-efficient processing of data. In [87], the cluster head carries out the task of data aggregation and redundancy removal, whereas in [88], such tasks are partially performed by both, individual cluster members and the cluster head.…”
Section: A Taxonomy 1) Data Reduction Schemesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This reduces the amount of data transmitted in the network and in turn leads to a reduction in the overall transmission energy cost. For example, in [87], [88] an in-network data aggregation protocol is proposed that incorporates hierarchical clustering for energy-efficient processing of data. In [87], the cluster head carries out the task of data aggregation and redundancy removal, whereas in [88], such tasks are partially performed by both, individual cluster members and the cluster head.…”
Section: A Taxonomy 1) Data Reduction Schemesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, in [87], [88] an in-network data aggregation protocol is proposed that incorporates hierarchical clustering for energy-efficient processing of data. In [87], the cluster head carries out the task of data aggregation and redundancy removal, whereas in [88], such tasks are partially performed by both, individual cluster members and the cluster head. Data aggregation schemes can also be classified based on the network topology, timing, and type of the aggregation function, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: A Taxonomy 1) Data Reduction Schemesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The data fusion method is considered an essential process for preserving sensor energy, in [7], the author proposed an energy efficient method for clustering the nodes in wireless sensor network. Jan et al [8] presented a novel technique by using a hybrid algorithm for clustering and cluster member selection in the wireless multi-sensor system, and the proposed scheme efficiently reduced the blind broadcast messages but also decreases the signal overhead as the result of cluster formation. To reduce the intensity of correlation for WSNs, in [9], the author proposed in-node data aggregation technique that eliminates redundancy in the sensed data in an energy-efficient manner, meanwhile adopted a novel datadriven approach to perform in-node data aggregation using an underlying cluster-based hierarchical network.…”
Section: A Cluster-based Hierarchical Data Fusion Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A tightly coupled concept associated with data fusion, in heterogeneous and homogeneous WSNs, is known as data aggregation. This concept is becoming popular in research community of WSNs to refine and summarize the gathered data, usually collected from multiple sensors . Data aggregation is defined as the process of collecting or manipulating raw data from multiple sources, ie, sensors, and summarizes it to produce refined data that has minimum redundancy and volume.…”
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confidence: 99%