Fairness of Packet Forwarding Strategy in Opportunistic Mobile Networks
U. Venkata Padmasai, D. Pramodh Krishna, Deepthi Subbaiah · 2015
Multicopy utility-based forwarding algorithms are usually popular in opportunistic portable networks. They try to gain high program throughput while keeping the purchase price low. However, many ignore the fairness issue about the successful delivery pace among users. In this paper, we analyze the actual fairness evaluation with the success rate submitting, and we propose a fresh fair packet forwarding strategy according to packet priority. We formulate the actual replication-based packet forwarding algorithms throughout opportunistic networks ignore the fairness issue about the success rate submitting among all players. In this paper we discuss the actual fairness evaluation about success rate, and propose a fresh fair packet forwarding tactic which operates as being a plugin for standard utility-based routing methods. Compare the performance your strategy with a number of well-known routing techniques via both some sort of synthetic contact type and real man mobility traces. We find that our strategy improves the total amount of success prices among users whilst maintaining approximately a similar system throughput. Furthermore, our scheme