SIBCast: Swarm Intelligence based broadcasting for Mobile Ad hoc Networks
Shaik Jaffar, M. V. Subramanyam · 2013
Ad hoc networks comprise sovereign self-ordered nodes. Nodes utilize radio frequency to exchange transmissions, consequently two nodes may communicate immediately if and only if they're within each other's transmitting radius. Swarm intelligence describes complex behaviors that appear from quite basic being behaviors and relationships, which is frequently discovered in nature, notably among social insects including bugs. Even though each being (an ant) has little brains and just uses basic guidelines using local information acquired from the surroundings, including ant's pheromone trail laying and subsequent behavior, globally optimized behaviors, including finding a shortest route, emerge if they function together for a team. Within an extensive series of simulator tests, we evaluate our routing algorithm using state-of-the-art criteria, and demonstrate it gets better efficiency on a broad variety of various situations and for several various assessment steps. Specifically, we demonstrate it scales better using the variety of nodes within the system.