ROSE: Robustness Strategy for Scale-Free Wireless Sensor Networks
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...The self-organizing capability is essential to promote network robustness and survivability, and it has attracted intense research interests [55]....
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...while very few nodes (hub nodes) have very large node degrees [12], [13]....
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...On the other hand, scale-free model is characterized by the power-law distribution of node degrees, and mainly used in modeling homogeneous network topologies [12], [13]....
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...The trust service, data processing, and information exchanging are required in the industrial wireless applications [6]–[8]....
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...In complex network theory, small world topology [22] and scale-free topology [14], [15] are two classic models....
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...In complex network theory, small world topology [22] and scale-free topology [14], [15] are two classic models....
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...In order to generate the power-law distribution of node degrees in scale-free networks, Barabási and Albert proposed the so-called the Barabási-Albert (BA) model [14], which applies the following two criteria to achieve a scale-free topology....
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...In this study, in particular the robustness of one type of network topology, the scale-free topology [14], [15], for WSNs was investigated....
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...In this study, we focused on improving the robustness of the network topologies [10], [11] for WSNs....
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