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Neural network-based soil parameters predictive coordination algorithm for energy efficient wireless sensor network
The utilization of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) in the agricultural field represents a significant stride in the application of Information Technology. Recent advancements in technology have made it possible for sensor networks not only to provide real-time information about soil nutrient levels but also to assist in the automation of various agricultural processes. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge a substantial limitation associated with WSN, namely, energy consumption. Through the analysis of experimental data gathered from diverse soil types and employing sophisticated data analytics, it has been observed that the Nutrient Index exhibits a relatively stable pattern over time. Consequently, predictive neural network techniques can be employed to extract detailed insights from the primary inputs received from WSN. This approach eliminates the need for continuous operation of the WSN throughout the day, contributing to enhanced energy efficiency. To achieve this energy-efficient operation, the NR-MDEC protocol is implemented in conjunction with a coordination algorithm, resulting in a substantial improvement in overall efficiency.
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