2011
DOI: 10.5121/ijwmn.2011.3410
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Probabilistic Routing Using Queuing Theory for Manets

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“…Banyaknya pengguna yang berkomunikasi di jaringan mengakibatkan lalu lintas data yang padat sehingga menyebabkan waktu tunda atau antrian yang lama (Khandelwal, G., Prasanna, G. & Hota, C., 2011). Seiring pengembangan teknologi jaringan dan meningkatkan aplikasi berbasis jaringan, jaringan komputer saat ini banyak digunakan dalam penelitian ilmiah, bisnis, pendidikan industri, pertahanan nasional dan lainnya.…”
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“…Banyaknya pengguna yang berkomunikasi di jaringan mengakibatkan lalu lintas data yang padat sehingga menyebabkan waktu tunda atau antrian yang lama (Khandelwal, G., Prasanna, G. & Hota, C., 2011). Seiring pengembangan teknologi jaringan dan meningkatkan aplikasi berbasis jaringan, jaringan komputer saat ini banyak digunakan dalam penelitian ilmiah, bisnis, pendidikan industri, pertahanan nasional dan lainnya.…”
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“…The probability of a node being stable in the path is modeled by queueing theory where the stability of a node is measured by number of packets arrived at a node and the number of packets being serviced by the node per unit time. Khandelwal et al (2011) proposed a probablistic routing protocol (PAODV) by introducing a queueing model for infinite packet arrivals at a node and they have established that in all aspects such as node density, coverage area size and node mobility of networks characteristics of PAODV is more efficient than AODV. The proposed routing protocol uses M/M/C:∞/FIFO queueing model for each node in the data transmission path so that it can transmit the packets to the destination quickly.…”
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confidence: 99%