Sparse Long Short-Term Memory Approach for Energy-Efficient Adaptive Cluster Fuzzy-based Controller in Wireless Sensor Network

• Main Authors: Ramanan, K., Ramesh, S. P., Kingsly, C. Sahaya, Rajkumar, G. Vinoth, Ponkumar, D. David Neels, Vargheese, M.
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Subjects: Cluster Heads; First Node Dead; Half Nodes Dead; Last Node Dead; Packet loss; Power demand; Protocols; Regulators; Sink Selection; Telecommunication traffic; Wireless communication; Wireless Sensor Network; Wireless sensor networks
• ISSN: 2832-3017
• DOI: 10.1109/ICSSIT55814.2023.10061129

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) gadgets began with limited-scope WSNs and have expanded to larger-scope and Internet of Things -based WSNs. Clustering increases WSN activity. Before picking Cluster Heads (CHs), Nodes are clustered. Nodes in a clustered WSN, transmit CH environmental variables. Current sink-selection approaches presume unlimited data transfer. Multiple CHs using the same instance, might create complications. Insufficient drop-off space causes package loss. Sinks should have airy, less-restrictive regulators. SIS reduces sink nodes. Looser regulators choose the CH. R-recommendations are used to standardize. Reductions standardize regulators. These methods reduce energy, residual energy, First Node Dead, Half Nodes Dead, Last Node Dead, packet loss, and latency. Good throughput, latency, reliability, packet loss, durability, power consumption, and end-to-end delay are accomplished. The objective of this work is to examine the accessible clustering systems for further developing sensor network execution due to different plan limits and streamlining philosophies.