Reliability Analysis for Various Communication Schemes in Wireless CORBA

Chen, Xinyu; Lyu, Michael R.

doi:10.1109/tr.2005.847268

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“…They only considered that the node can fail, but proved that the failure of link can be expended to this calculation. Chen and Lyu provided reliability analysis which is based on the Markov model in wireless CORBA [20].…”

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A Novel Two-Terminal Reliability Analysis for MANET

Zhao

You²,

Wan³

2013

Journal of Applied Mathematics

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Mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is a dynamic wireless communication network. Because of the dynamic and infrastructureless characteristics, MANET is vulnerable in reliability. This paper presents a novel reliability analysis for MANET. The node mobility effect and the node reliability based on a real MANET platform are modeled and analyzed. An effective Monte Carlo method for reliability analysis is proposed. A detailed evaluation is performed in terms of the experiment results.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Novel Two-Terminal Reliability Analysis for MANET

Zhao

You²,

Wan³

2013

Journal of Applied Mathematics

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“…There has been a relatively few attempts in analyzing reliability of cellular and other infrastructure based wireless networks, one such contribution comes from Chen and Lyu (2005). These authors illustrate the process of handoff in a mobile cellular network; the transition of a mobile cellular phone's linkage from one cell tower to another.…”

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Recent Research on the Reliability Analysis Methods for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

2007

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The Mobile Ad-hoc Wireless Network (MAWN) is a network schema that does not require the infrastructure items (e.g., cellular towers) of typical networks. The fl exibility this offers has led to the proliferation of this network schema. However, this unique attribute of ad-hoc networking also violates the base assumptions on which existing network reliability methods are founded. That is, that the confi guration of the network is known a priori. This paper will describe methods being developed to fi ll the void left by existing techniques. This paper will also describe the utilization of these methods in a systems engineering construct.

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“…The impact of expert reliability on the consensus of MAGDM has not been noticed yet. Reliability is an important concept in various fields [38], such as engineering [39], industry [40], transportation [41], computer networks [42], wireless networks [43], and software [44]. In information fusion field, reliability is defined as an ability of evidence source to provide correct assessment/solution for the given problem, and the reliability of an evidence source should be estimated by statistics or other techniques [45].…”

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A Reliability-Based Consensus Model for Multiattribute Group Decision-Making with Analytically Evidential Reasoning Approach

Yang

Zhou

et al. 2018

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Expert reliability is the ability to make unmistakable evaluations on attributes for the performance of an alternative in multiattribute group decision making (MAGDM). It has a significant effect on the group consensus calculation and group decision-making; unfortunately the reliability has not been considered in the consensus-reaching model yet. This study focuses on providing a reliability-based consensus model for MAGDM with analytically evidential reasoning (analytical ER for short) approach. The basic probability assignment (BPA) function which can be discounted by expert reliability is introduced to describe the performance judgments of each expert, by combining which of the group judgments could be determined with analytical ER rule. Then the consensus degrees of three levels (attribute level, alternative level, and expert level) are defined by Jousselme distance to identify the experts who should revise their judgments and point out revised suggestions, based on which a decision-making method within interaction is proposed to determine the effective BPA functions of all experts and make final decision-making. Finally, a numerical case study is carried out to illustrate the effectiveness of the method.

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Reliability Analysis for Various Communication Schemes in Wireless CORBA

Cited by 33 publications

References 19 publications

A Novel Two-Terminal Reliability Analysis for MANET

A Novel Two-Terminal Reliability Analysis for MANET

Recent Research on the Reliability Analysis Methods for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

A Reliability-Based Consensus Model for Multiattribute Group Decision-Making with Analytically Evidential Reasoning Approach

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