2017
DOI: 10.1063/1.4983983
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Enhancing students’ science literacy using solar cell learning multimedia containing science and nano technology

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“…In each round, we select the node with the largest value of the cluster head probability function in the virtual partition as the cluster head node. It can be seen that f 1 ðiÞ is for the consideration of the remaining energy of the node, so that more nodes with remaining nodes act as cluster heads; f 2 ðiÞ optimizes the selection of the distance between nodes in the cluster, so that the nodes with closer distances between the nodes in the cluster act as the cluster head; f 3 ð iÞ optimizes the distance between clusters, so that after the node completes data aggregation and fusion, it can be sent to the sink node with lower energy consumption [25][26][27]. Each component is adjusted by α, β, γ coefficients.…”
Section: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In each round, we select the node with the largest value of the cluster head probability function in the virtual partition as the cluster head node. It can be seen that f 1 ðiÞ is for the consideration of the remaining energy of the node, so that more nodes with remaining nodes act as cluster heads; f 2 ðiÞ optimizes the selection of the distance between nodes in the cluster, so that the nodes with closer distances between the nodes in the cluster act as the cluster head; f 3 ð iÞ optimizes the distance between clusters, so that after the node completes data aggregation and fusion, it can be sent to the sink node with lower energy consumption [25][26][27]. Each component is adjusted by α, β, γ coefficients.…”
Section: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multimedia-based learning is very effective in helping the students visualize the dynamic chemistry process at the molecular level (Ardac & Akaygun, 2004). Multimedia-based learning can improve the students' scientific literacy especially science content, context application and science process (Eliyawati, Sunarya, & Mudzakir, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%