An Improved Genetic Algorithm Based Annulus-Sector Clustering Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Wang, Chuhang; Liu, Xiaoli; Han, Youjia; Hu, Huangshui; Wu, Shasha

doi:10.1007/s11277-021-09306-1

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“…The classical method is used in traditional ways to calculate the number of clusters. Additionally, traditional methods are employed to replace the function of CH that determines the nodes' remaining energy or energy consumption depending on the threshold, which initiates re-clustering of the network [16].…”

Section: Classical Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To determine the minimum energy consumption of the system, a cluster is formed by each annulus sector, and the node that is best in each annulus sector is chosen to be the cluster head. [16] The majority of the heuristics algorithms in use today for finding the provision of effective routing and transportation solutions are constrained by the optimal routing strategies for clustering in bigger search areas. Consequently, when the search space expands the probability of finding the ideal clustering and routing solution grows exponentially as the resources of the sensor node are gradually depleted by an optimized operation.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In top-down or bottom-up methods, a tree structure is used in hierarchical clustering. It is ideal for point-to-point communication and very versatile [16]. The clusters in partition-based clustering are divided into several divisions, with each division representing a cluster that is suitable for a small number of nodes [13].…”

Section: Clustering Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Survey on Various Aspects of Clustering in Wireless Sensor Networks Employing Classical, Optimization, and Machine Learning Techniques

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Kulkarni

2023

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A wide range of academic scholars, engineers, scientific and technology communities are interested in energy utilization of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). Their extensive research is going on in areas like scalability, coverage, energy efficiency, data communication, connection, load balancing, security, reliability and network lifespan. Individual researchers are searching for affordable methods to enhance the solutions to existing problems that show unique techniques, protocols, concepts, and algorithms in the wanted domain. Review studies typically offer complete, simple access or a solution to these problems. Taking into account this motivating factor and the effect of clustering on the decline of energy, this article focuses on clustering techniques using various wireless sensor networks aspects. The important contribution of this paper is to give a succinct overview of clustering.

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confidence: 99%