Detecting and Recovering the Failure Path During Data Transmission Through Bridge Node in WSN
Vipin Mittal, Varsha Agarwal · 2023
Data transmission is a process in which data is transmitted between two or more devices, often over the Internet. As such, it can sometimes be subject to failure—the data may not be delivered in its entirety, be corrupted, or any number of other issues may arise. Recovering the failure path during data transmission is a process that typically involves detection of such failures and the subsequent mitigation of associated data errors. This typically involves the use of packet-tracking techniques and checksums to detect any data loss or corruption, with any such issues being corrected or accounted for in subsequent attempts at transmission. Patterns of failure may also be tracked to identify underlying issues or potential sources of discrepancy in order to increase the reliability of data transmission.