an artificial bee colony-based cope framework for wireless sensor network

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2016
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Abstract
In wireless communication, network coding is one of the intelligent approaches to process the packets before transmitting for efficient information exchange. The goal of this work is to enhance throughput by using the intelligent technique, which may give comparatively better optimization. This paper introduces a biologically-inspired coding approach called Artificial Bee Colony Network Coding (ABC-NC), a modification in the COPE framework. The existing COPE and its variant are probabilistic approaches, which may not give good results in all of the real-time scenarios. Therefore, it needs some intelligent technique to find better packet combinations at intermediate nodes before forwarding to optimize the energy and maximize the throughput in wireless networks. This paper proposes ABC-NC over the existing COPE framework for the wireless environment.
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Authors ;Amit Singh;Aitha Nagaraju
Journal infectious diseases in obstetrics and gynecology
Year 2016
DOI
10.3390/computers5020008
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http://www.mdpi.com/2073-431X/5/2/8
Keywords
network coding computer science

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