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A Group-Based Protocol for Large Wireless AD-HOC and Sensor Networks

2008

Many routing protocols for ad-hoc networks and sensor networks have been designed, but none of them is based on groups. It is known that grouping nodes gives better performance to the group and to the whole system, thereby avoiding unnecessary message forwarding and additional overheads. We propose an approach where the network is split into several groups of sensors where connections between groups are established as a function of the proximity and the neighbor's available capacity (based on the sensor's energy). In this paper the network architecture is described with its mathematical description and the messages that are needed to proper operation. It is also simulated how much time is n…

Routing protocolNetwork architectureComputer sciencebusiness.industryWireless ad hoc networkcomputer.internet_protocolDistributed computingNetwork topologyWireless Application ProtocolRouting (electronic design automation)businessProtocol (object-oriented programming)Wireless sensor networkcomputerComputer networkNOMS Workshops 2008 - IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium Workshops
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A new way of achieving multi-path routing in wireless networks

2020

In the 21st century, the wireless technology is still developing rapidly and trying to be 'Faster, Higher, and Stronger': faster data rate, higher bandwidth and stronger connectivity. Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN) have been envisioned as an important solution to the next generation wireless networking which can be used in wireless community networks, wireless enterprise networks, transportation systems, home networking and last-mile wireless internet access. They also provide a cheap, quick and effective way for building wireless data networks. Considering the nature of these networks, routing is a key process for operating the WMN. This paper proposes a new way of creating multi-path routin…

Routing protocolWireless mesh networkMulticastGeneral Computer ScienceComputer sciencebusiness.industryWireless networkComputerSystemsOrganization_COMPUTER-COMMUNICATIONNETWORKSDistance-vector routing protocolAd hoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing[INFO]Computer Science [cs]UnicastRouting (electronic design automation)Electrical and Electronic EngineeringbusinessComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSComputer networkInternational Journal of Wireless and Mobile Computing
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A hybrid bio-inspired approach to solving the routing problem in mobile ad hoc networks

2018

A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is an autonomous system of mobile hosts (nodes) connected by a wireless link. However, the problem of designing routing protocols poses challenges to researchers due to the unpredictable and dynamic nature of ad hoc networks. Hence, bio-inspired algorithms are widely used to design adaptive routing strategies for MANETs. This paper proposes a routing protocol based on the hybridisation of ant colony optimisation (ACO) and 2-opt heuristic with the optimisation of ACO parameters. Given the vast scope of the parameters, a genetic algorithm is used to minimise the complexity of the problem. The implementation of the method is realised by MATLAB. To valid the resu…

Routing protocolcomputer.internet_protocolComputer scienceHeuristic (computer science)Wireless ad hoc networkbusiness.industryQuality of serviceComputerSystemsOrganization_COMPUTER-COMMUNICATIONNETWORKSAutonomous system (Internet)Mobile ad hoc networkDistance-vector routing protocolControl and Systems EngineeringRouting (electronic design automation)businesscomputerComputer networkInternational Journal of Systems, Control and Communications
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Dynamic routing-and-inventory problems: a review

1998

The paper presents a review of the available literature on a class of problems denoted as dynamic routing-and-inventory (DRAI) problems. They are characterized by the simultaneous relevance of routing and of inventory issues in a dynamic environment, within the framework of distribution logistics. A classification scheme is first proposed for these problems. Then the results obtained in this area are summarized. Finally, the papers available in the literature are clustered and discussed according to the proposed scheme.

Scheme (programming language)Inventory controlOperations researchComputer scienceAerospace EngineeringTransportationManagement Science and Operations ResearchAdaptive routingTraffic flowClass (biology)Vehicle routing problemBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)Relevance (information retrieval)Routing (electronic design automation)computerCivil and Structural Engineeringcomputer.programming_languageTransportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice
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Producing Routing Systems Flexibly Using a VRP Metamodel and a Software Product Line

2012

Routing problems occur in a wide variety of situations. Due to the heterogeneity of cases we do not yet know how to manage the complexity of addressing all the relevant aspects in logistic planning and solving the variety of different problem types in a cost-efficient way. In the last decade, we have witnessed an emergence of systematic approach into managing variation within a set of related software systems. This paper presents an application of these advances from software engineering into vehicle routing: we suggest the construction of a higher-level (meta-) model of routing problems and the application of a software product line approach. The proposed approach results in a flexible pro…

Set (abstract data type)Computer scienceDistributed computingVehicle routing problemDomain engineeringSoftware systemRouting (electronic design automation)Software product lineVariety (cybernetics)Metamodeling
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Automating the Parameter Selection in VRP: An Off-line Parameter Tuning Tool Comparison

2014

Vehicle route optimization is an important application of combinatorial optimization. Therefore, a variety of methods has been proposed to solve different challenging vehicle routing problems. An important step in adopting these methods to solve real-life problems is to find appropriate parameters for the routing algorithms. In this chapter, we show how this task can be automated using parameter tuning by presenting a set of comparative experiments on seven state-of-the-art tuning methods. We analyze the suitability of these methods in configuring routing algorithms, and give the first critical comparison of automated parameter tuners in vehicle routing. Our experimental results show that t…

Set (abstract data type)Computer scienceVehicle routing problemCombinatorial optimizationTunerControl engineeringRouting (electronic design automation)AlgorithmTravelling salesman problemSelection (genetic algorithm)Task (project management)
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Heuristics for the bi-objective path dissimilarity problem

2009

In this paper the path dissimilarity problem is considered. The problem has previously been studied within several contexts, the most popular of which is motivated by the need to select transportation routes for hazardous materials. The aim of this paper is to formally introduce the problem as a bi-objective optimization problem, in which a single solution consists of a set of p different paths, and two conflicting objectives arise, on one hand the average length of the paths must be kept low, and on the other hand the dissimilarity among the paths in the set should be kept high. Previous methods are reviewed and adapted to this bi-objective problem, thus we can compare the methods using th…

Set (abstract data type)Hazard (logic)Mathematical optimizationOptimization problemGeneral Computer ScienceModeling and SimulationPath (graph theory)GRASPManagement Science and Operations ResearchRouting (electronic design automation)HeuristicsMetaheuristicMathematicsComputers & Operations Research
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A Scatter Search Algorithm for the Split Delivery Vehicle Routing Problem

2008

In this chapter we present a metaheuristic procedure constructed for the special case of the Vehicle Routing Problem in which the demands of clients can be split, i.e., any client can be serviced by more than one vehicle. The proposed algorithm, based on the scatter search methodology, produces a feasible solution using the minimum number of vehicles. The quality of the obtained results is comparable to the best results known up to date on a set of instances previously published in the literature.

Set (abstract data type)Mathematical optimizationSearch algorithmComputer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectVehicle routing problemQuality (business)Destination-Sequenced Distance Vector routingSpecial caseRouting (electronic design automation)Metaheuristicmedia_common
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Applications of the vehicle routing problem with trailers and transshipments

2013

Abstract The vehicle routing problem with trailers and transshipments (VRPTT) is a recent and challenging extension of the well-known vehicle routing problem. The VRPTT constitutes an archetypal representative of the class of vehicle routing problems with multiple synchronization constraints (VRPMSs). In addition to the usual task covering constraints, VRPMSs require further synchronization between vehicles, concerning spatial, temporal, and load aspects. VRPMSs possess considerable practical relevance, but limited coverage in the scientific literature. The purpose of the present paper is to describe how several important types of VRPMSs, such as multi-echelon location-routing problems and …

Static routingInformation Systems and ManagementGeneral Computer ScienceComputer scienceDistributed computingManagement Science and Operations ResearchIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringTask (project management)Modeling and SimulationMultipath routingVehicle routing problemSynchronization (computer science)Relevance (information retrieval)Routing (electronic design automation)SimulationTriangular routingEuropean Journal of Operational Research
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Achieving Unbounded Resolution inFinitePlayer Goore Games Using Stochastic Automata, and Its Applications

2012

Abstract This article concerns the sequential solution to a distributed stochastic optimization problem using learning automata and the Goore game (also referred to as the Gur game in the related literature). The amazing thing about our solution is that, unlike traditional methods, which need N automata (where N determines the degree of accuracy), in this article, we show that we can obtain arbitrary accuracy by recursively using only three automata. To be more specific, the Goore game (GG) introduced in Tsetlin (1973) has the fascinating property that it can be resolved in a completely distributed manner with no inter-communication between the players. The game has recently found applicati…

Statistics and ProbabilityTheoretical computer scienceLearning automataSequential gameModeling and SimulationCombinatorial game theoryStochastic optimizationRouting (electronic design automation)Wireless sensor networkField (computer science)MathematicsAutomatonSequential Analysis
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