Needle in a cross-layer sensor stack Conference

Iyer, V, Iyengar, SS, Murthy, GR et al. (2011). Needle in a cross-layer sensor stack . International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology, ICACT, 61-66.

cited authors

  • Iyer, V; Iyengar, SS; Murthy, GR; Srinathan, K; Govindarajulu, R; Srinivas, MB; Singh, D

abstract

  • In this problem, the process start with real-valued inputs and are supposed to decide eventually on real-valued outputs. The process is permitted to send real-valued data in messages. Instead of having to agree exactly, as in the ordinary agreement problem, this time the requirement is just that they agree with within a small positive real-valued tolerance ε. In the standard implementation agreement problem converges to a consistent value for each sensor measurement, which is nonfaculty using Byzantine algorithm with at-least n > 3 faulty sensors. We define a pre-processing BestBasis cost function which allows to find a coherent range, which can be measured using intra-sensor in an ensemble of real-values. The overlap of the range is calculated by using a clique, with a runtime of O(nk) in the worst-case, where the size of clique, k, is a variable. The computation of the pre-processing takes O log(D), where D is the number of levels in a sparse signal basis. Which are some times analogously compared to needle in a hay stack definition. © 2011 Global IT Research Inst.

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publication date

  • May 11, 2011

published in

start page

  • 61

end page

  • 66