Abstract-This paper aims to propose a framework for optimizing performance in cluster-based wireless sensor networks (WSNs) with constrains of energy consumption, delay and connectivity. For the limitation of energy storage being discussed a lot, many researches try to find more solutions to improve it. But, the other index of wireless sensor networks may be deteriorated by many routings which are dedicated to optimizing energy consumption. Thereby, multi-objectives optimization is one of significant issues in WSNs. The model of isolation nodes probability for connectivity in the clusterbased networks is adopted for the issue. Not only will the performance of Leach and existing multiobjectives optimization methods be compared under the proposed framework, but also will the performance of networks in different size of scenarios be analyzed. Simulation results show that the proposed framework combining NSGA can provide an effective sensing in terms of energy consumption, delay and connectivity in the cluster-based networks.
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