Generic link cost estimation for large number of moving mobiles by using two-array method based onN-partite mechanism in ad-hoc networks
Reu-Ching Chen · Journal of Statistics and Management Systems · 2008
A multi-cluster multi-group wireless network architecture for modern ad-hoc adaptive mobile link information system is presented. The proposed network architecture supports multi-media traffic and relies on both time-division-multiplexing (TDM) and frequency-division-multiplexing (FDM). This architecture is not supported by a wires infrastructure as conventional cellular system. This paper applying a generic method to estimate the mobile location caused from mobile mobility where the mobile nodes are associated and disassociated into clusters. In our study, the complete graph is adopted for link constructions and link cost is prior than without using estimation. The topology for link estimation is scalable to larger number of nodes, and can handle the instant mobility in the mobile environments.