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... a single state point. To avoid degeneracy, weapply resampling, consisting in eliminating particles with low importance weights and replicatingthose in high-probability regions [45, 46]. In ... made available soon.Bayesian filtering for indoor localization and tracking inwireless sensor networks EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking 2012,2012:21 doi:10.1186/1687-1499-2012-21Anup ... rather more complex nature. The latter includes multipath effect (bias) and LOS/NLOSBayesian filtering for indoor localization andtracking inwirelesssensor networks Anup Dhital1,2, Pau Closas∗3and...
... using these protocols. The main purpose of these nodes is to gather information or events occurring from their targets. The main functions associated with sensor nodes include: collecting information ... functionalities in terms of one base station participating in one system. It is important to remember that with an increase in a sensor network there’s an increase in the distance separating the base ... issues faced in WSNs. In particular, the focuses on LEAP protocol taking into consideration its advantages and LEAP is also a very popular security solution inWirelessSensorNetworks and...
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... discussed, inserting training symbols is a heuristic way to improve the performance. It is shown in the25Decentralized estimation over orthogonal multiple-access fading channels inwirelesssensornetworks optimal ... communication SNR levels. Itis interesting to see that using more training symbols does not improve the performance of the MLE asexpected, because inserting training symbols will reduce the energy ... transmission codebook design in fading channels for decentralized estima-tion inwirelesssensor networks. in IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and SignalProcessing, ICASSP’ 09, (Apr...
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... verylittle work on the incomplete cooperative game theory in wireless networks. In [9, 10], authors used the concept ofincomplete cooperative game theory inwirelessnetworks forfirst time and ... theory inwirelesssensor networks, ” in Pro-ceedings of the IEEE Wireless Communications and NetworkingConference (WCNC ’08), pp. 1483–1488, April 2008.[11] L. Zhao, J. Zhang, and H. Zhang, “Using ... nodes to assign channel access insensor nodes. In sensor networks, each node has a direct in uenceon its neighboring nodes while accessing the channel.So, these interactions between nodes and...
... 2007.[2]A.Mainwaring,J.Polastre,R.Szewczyk,D.Culler,andJ.Anderson, Wirelesssensornetworks for habitat monitoring,” in Proceedings of the ACM International Workshop on Wireless SensorNetworks ... 13WBWBMEMEXCMPFWD0Mux10Mux10Mux10Mux10Mux1EX/MEMALUOpInst. [3-0]ALUcontrolALUZeroALUSrcBranchID/EXMemtoRegBranchControlInst. [28-26]Inst. [27]Inst. [25-21]Inst. [15-0]Inst. [20-16]Inst. [15-11]Inst. [20-16]ANDAddAddressInstruction ... ArchitectureUsing Strip-Based Processing for Implementation in WirelessSensor Networks Li Wern Chew, Wai Chong Chia, Li-minn Ang, and Kah Phooi SengDepartment of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,...