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Data transmission optimization algorithm for network utility maximization in wireless sensor networks

Chengtie Li, Jinkuan Wang and Mingwei Li

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2016, vol. 12, issue 9, 1550147716670646

Abstract: We provide a joint scheme for rate control, scheduling, routing, and power control protocol for wireless sensor networks based on compressive sensing. Using a network utility maximization formulation, we present cross-layer optimization solutions using Lagrangian multipliers in the transport, network, media access control, and physical layers. Inspired by compressive sensing, we focus on the construction of utility functions based on the constraints of the link capacity, rate, routing, and power to decrease the computational cost, accelerate the convergence rate, and degrade the error ratio. The optimization solutions are developed by solving the optimization model of network utility maximization. We prove the effectiveness by the theory analysis at the stability of the transmission rate and error ratio. Finally, simulation results demonstrate the performance in terms of stability of the error ratio of compressive sensing, energy consumption, and transmission delay in wireless sensor networks.

Keywords: Wireless sensor networks; cross layer; optimization; network utility maximization; compressive sensing (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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