Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering &Amp; Technology (ICARCSE 2015
DOI: 10.1145/2743065.2743123
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Performance Evaluation of Dynamic Clustering of vehicles in VANET

Abstract: Vehicular ad hoc networks are a special type of ad hoc network where each vehicle acts as a mobile node. This communication between the vehicles is mainly for the safety, entertainment and comfort. For the grouping of the vehicles the cluster formation has been used. In this paper a survey of the different types of clustering has been done. Taking into account the parameters such as the mobility, the transmission range , the vehicle speed ,the direction of the vehicle and the connectivity various clustering al… Show more

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“…Generally, these metrics are used in comparisons with other existing solutions. According to Fauziyyah et al, Amudhavel et al and Guizani, we have the following groups of metrics: Messages complexity: It is the number of control messages received by the nodes so that a valid cluster re‐organization may be performed after a change in the network topology. Network overhead: It is the number of messages related to the clustering process and the resources used by every node during network operation, such as bandwidth, energy, memory, and time. Cluster structure stability: Certain metrics in this group are described below. CH lifetime: It is the length of any maximal time interval during which a node is CH. The average CH lifetime is calculated by dividing the total CH lifetime by the total number of state changes from CH to another state. CM lifetime : It is the length of any maximal time interval during which a node is CM.…”
Section: Clustering In Vanets: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Generally, these metrics are used in comparisons with other existing solutions. According to Fauziyyah et al, Amudhavel et al and Guizani, we have the following groups of metrics: Messages complexity: It is the number of control messages received by the nodes so that a valid cluster re‐organization may be performed after a change in the network topology. Network overhead: It is the number of messages related to the clustering process and the resources used by every node during network operation, such as bandwidth, energy, memory, and time. Cluster structure stability: Certain metrics in this group are described below. CH lifetime: It is the length of any maximal time interval during which a node is CH. The average CH lifetime is calculated by dividing the total CH lifetime by the total number of state changes from CH to another state. CM lifetime : It is the length of any maximal time interval during which a node is CM.…”
Section: Clustering In Vanets: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, these metrics are used in comparisons with other existing solutions. According to Fauziyyah et al, 34 Amudhavel et al 35 and Guizani, 36 we have the following groups of metrics:…”
Section: Performance Metrics For Clustering Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%