2016
DOI: 10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i26/89824
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Neural Network Enabled WSN Management for Energy Efficient Routing Mechanism

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“…EOMR protocol also balanced the load & thus throughput is increases which lead to maximum life span of the network and less delay to end to end in the network. In [18], the authors have proposed NNEWM (neural network enabled WSN management) model for increasing the energy efficiency in wireless sensor networks. This proposed model addressed the issues of reverse transmission, load sharing and self-silence with integration of techniques such as selforganizing map (SOM), k-means algorithm and cluster head management.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…EOMR protocol also balanced the load & thus throughput is increases which lead to maximum life span of the network and less delay to end to end in the network. In [18], the authors have proposed NNEWM (neural network enabled WSN management) model for increasing the energy efficiency in wireless sensor networks. This proposed model addressed the issues of reverse transmission, load sharing and self-silence with integration of techniques such as selforganizing map (SOM), k-means algorithm and cluster head management.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Krishna, Niranjan and Shireesha [13] suggested an ML-based clustering strategy for efficiently assigning sensors to the closest cluster. Kumar Kamila, Dhal and Nayak [14] employed machine learning to improve the routing mechanism in a WSN. The envisaged routing algorithm aims to extend lifetime of the network and transfer information packets in the shortest possible time.…”
Section: Routingmentioning
confidence: 99%