Enhance Network Life Time and Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Networks via Hybrid Deep Learning Based Clustering Head Selection with Metaheuristics Optimization Algorithm
Aug 2026· Wireless personal communications· Vol 146, pp. 5483 - 5507· 0 citations· 31 references
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Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed DRGNN–StBOA framework significantly outperforms existing approaches, achieving a network lifetime of 2200 rounds, an average residual energy of 0.8 J, a packet delivery ratio (PDR) of 70%, a throughput of 700 kbps, and an end-to-end delay of 99 ms.
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S. P. Kumar, S. Asklany, E. Alabdulkreem et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Clustering and routing protocols are widely regarded as effective methods for improving energy efficiency and extending network lifetime in wireless sensor networks. However, existing protocols often insufficiently consider dynamic energy distribution and topology characteristics, which may lead to imbalanced cluster...
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