2020
DOI: 10.1504/ijbis.2020.111422
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Backup node selection using particle swarm optimisation algorithm for cut node recovery in wireless sensor network

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“…Figures 3–11 show the simulation result of the FND‐RS using HO‐COA for LS‐WSN. Here The various evaluation metrics, like network delay, global energy, throughput and energy consumption, are analysed and compared with the existing methods, namely, FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in distributed intermittent fault diagnosis algorithm (NDR‐WSN‐DISFD), 33 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in harmony search algorithm (FNDR‐WSN‐HAS),19 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in t ‐distribution‐based satin bowerbird optimization (FNDR‐WSN‐ t ‐DSBO), 34 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in optimal emperor penguin optimization (FNDR‐WSN‐OEPO) 35 and FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in particle swarm optimization algorithm (FNDR‐WSN‐PSO) 36 . Then, the proposed method is analysed by varying the number of nodes with a fixed data rate of 5000.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Figures 3–11 show the simulation result of the FND‐RS using HO‐COA for LS‐WSN. Here The various evaluation metrics, like network delay, global energy, throughput and energy consumption, are analysed and compared with the existing methods, namely, FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in distributed intermittent fault diagnosis algorithm (NDR‐WSN‐DISFD), 33 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in harmony search algorithm (FNDR‐WSN‐HAS),19 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in t ‐distribution‐based satin bowerbird optimization (FNDR‐WSN‐ t ‐DSBO), 34 FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in optimal emperor penguin optimization (FNDR‐WSN‐OEPO) 35 and FND‐RS for LS‐WSN in particle swarm optimization algorithm (FNDR‐WSN‐PSO) 36 . Then, the proposed method is analysed by varying the number of nodes with a fixed data rate of 5000.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%