Advanced routing on AODV using link prediction in Mobile Ad-Hoc Network
Ajeet Singh, Ramesh Kumar, Sonu Pant · 2017
A main advantage of Mobile Ad-hoc Network(MANET) is providing mobility to the users. The erratic mobility of the nodes may cause route failures very continuously. The continuous routes square measures to interrupt cause Quality of Service have an effect on within the mobile wireless network and therefore bearing the challenge. In this paper, we've got planned a way of best signal strength primarily based link prediction utilized in AODV routing and finding the shortest path and searches for all possible paths of source to destination, and the path having best signal strength will be considered as best path to routing. Since the routing is performed through the path having best signal strength so Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR) in this case will drastically increase. As we know very well that the major concern in communication network are to deliver packets of minimum losses. So minimization in losses will drastically improve the Quality of Service (QoS). Link failure occurs due to mobility of nodes which are pure probabilistic in nature. Therefore, it is very difficult to route a packet in such a way to minimize the link failures because when we route a packet then our prime objective is to minimize packet losses in the network. That's why no research is interested in routing a packet in such a way of minimize the link failures. Then our prime objective is to minimize packet losses in the network. That's why no research is interested in routing a packet in such a way of minimize the link failures.