CR-NEMS: cluster routing optimized Algorithm of Nonlinear Event Migration Strategy in Intelligent Computing
Zeyu Sun (),
Yalin Nie (),
Lan Lan (),
Cao Zeng () and
Guisheng Liao ()
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Zeyu Sun: Xidian University
Yalin Nie: Luoyang Institute of Science and Technology
Lan Lan: Xidian University
Cao Zeng: Xidian University
Guisheng Liao: Xidian University
Telecommunication Systems: Modelling, Analysis, Design and Management, 2022, vol. 80, issue 3, No 9, 447 pages
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Abstract With the help of fog computing theory, this paper proposes Cluster Routing Optimized Algorithm of Nonlinear Event Migration Strategy, CR-NEMS. First, the fog node is used for high computing power and control ability to match and schedule sensor nodes to make them evenly distributed to achieve the purpose of network energy balance. Secondly, the intelligent algorithm is adopted to optimize the data transmission link to reduce network delays and improve transmission efficiency. Thirdly, the routing optimization is achieved through the iterative change and update strategy of controllable parameters to improve the global traversal capability of the entire network. Finally, the simulation experiment shows that the algorithm is compatible with other algorithms under the conditions of data transmission in the entire network. Compared with the network delay, network energy and network lifetime, the proposed strategy reduces by 23.49%, 13.22% and 12.17% respectively. It verifies that the algorithm in this paper effectively balances the network energy while solving the routing optimization problem and resource allocation problem in the target area.
Keywords: Fog computing; Sensor networks; Migration strategy; Optimized coverage; Network lifetime (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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