FLER: Fuzzy Logic-Based Energy Efficient Routing for Wireless Sensor Networks

Stephan, Thompson; Punitha, S.; Shankar, Achyut; Chilamkurti, Naveen

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-87049-2_11

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“…Despite its broad application, WSN suffers from several common constraints, such as restricted energy sources, processing speed, memory, and transmission bandwidth, as a consequence, sensor network effectiveness concerning QoS as well as network lifespan are degraded [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Furthermore, it is prevalently declared that the greatest prominent, for one, the shortcoming of WSNs seems to be the considerably shorter lifespan of its sensor nodes owing to stringent energy limitations.…”

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Enhanced QOS energy-efficient routing algorithm using deep belief neural network in hybrid falcon-improved ACO nature-inspired optimization in wireless sensor networks

Krishna¹,

Thirumuru²

2023

NNW

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have recently acquired prominence in a variety of applications such as remote monitoring and tracking. Since it is virtually hard to recharge the nodes in their remote deployment, also, the transmission of data from nodes to the base station requires a significant amount of energy. Thus, our research proposes a routing protocol, namely hybrid falcon-improved ACO Nature-Inspired Optimization using a deep learning model to reduce energy consumption while increases the network lifetime. In the developed model, initially, the falcon optimization technique is utilized to locate the best possible cluster heads in the quickest possible time. Furthermore, to improve the quality of service in routing optimization a new improved ACO has been proposed in which linear flexible operator and the premier operator are used to increasing the iteration speed. Finally, the optimum route is obtained through DBNN based on predicted energy. As a result, our proposed model gives a lifetime as 121 s and energy consumption as 0.041 J at 500 rounds when compared to the baseline approaches. Therefore, our proposed approaches provides better routing and improves the QoS as well as the energy consumption which increases the longevity of mobile nodes.

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