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Single and Multiple variables control using Tree Physiology Optimization
Published 2017“…The proposed algorithm is also compared with deterministic gradient-free algorithm: Nelder-Mead simplex (NMS) and another metaheuristic algorithm: Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). …”
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Energy Efficient LEACH (EE-LEACH) Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks
Published 2019“…Therefore, this research work proposes an energy-efficient LEACH (EE-LEACH) algorithm to elect CHs based on residual energy, RSSI, and random probability to distribute the load evenly among the CHs. …”
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Energy efficient cluster head distribution in wireless sensor networks
Published 2013“…For network clustering, the distribution of CH selection directly influences the networks lifetime. …”
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Class binarization with self-adaptive algorithm to improve human activity recognition
Published 2018“…In comparison, WISDM utilizes an accelerometer sensor embedded in Android smartphone. Meanwhile, PAMAP2 utilizes an accelerometer sensor equipped with three Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) devices attached to three different placements. …”
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EFFICIENT DYNAMIC ADDRESSING BASED ROUTING FOR UNDERWATER WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS
Published 2011“…Besides long propagation delays and high error probability, continuous node movement also makes it difficult to manage the routing information during the process of data forwarding. …”
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Prediction of rice biomass using machine learning algorithms
Published 2022“…The Q-TESI, C-TESI, and L-TESI overcame the LN-TESI in retaining the features’ original probability distribution, minimising the augmentation loss, reducing the VIF, increasing the rs, and decreasing the DNN under- and overfitting. …”
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