2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11276-019-02031-5
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Compress sensing algorithm for estimation of signals in sensor networks

Abstract: In this research, we present a data recovery scheme for wireless sensor networks. In some sensor networks, each node must be able to recover the complete information of the network, which leads to the problem of the high cost of energy in communication and storage of information. We proposed a modified gossip algorithm for acquire distributed measurements and communicate the information across all nodes of the network using compressive sampling and Gossip algorithms to compact the data to be stored and transmi… Show more

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“…The difference in the estimation accuracy between components is caused by the difference in modulation parameters, which is attributed to Eqn. (8). The threshold value is nearly the same as that of the mono-component chirp signal in Experiment 1, which indicates that ADMM-Net still maintains high noise resistance and information recovery ability to multi-component signals.…”
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“…The difference in the estimation accuracy between components is caused by the difference in modulation parameters, which is attributed to Eqn. (8). The threshold value is nearly the same as that of the mono-component chirp signal in Experiment 1, which indicates that ADMM-Net still maintains high noise resistance and information recovery ability to multi-component signals.…”
Section: ) Generalization Abilitymentioning
confidence: 59%
“…, θ (p L ) T , L = 200, p = 0.01 : 0.01 : 2, andk andf 0 are obtained through Eqn. (8). The evaluation criterion is the mean absolute percentage error as follows:…”
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