Showing papers on "Key distribution in wireless sensor networks published in 1985"
19 Jun 1985
TL;DR: This paper presents fusion results based on a multiple hypothesis approach for distributed sensor network fusion and the two important problems of hypothesis formation and evaluation are discussed.
Abstract: A distributed sensor network (DSN) consists of a set of processing nodes collecting data from sensors. When the nodes communicate, each node fuses the information received from other nodes with the local information to obtain an updated situation assessment. This paper presents fusion results based on a multiple hypothesis approach. The two important problems of hypothesis formation and evaluation are discussed.
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