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Packet delivery ratio v.s. Maximum movement speed
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Packet delivery ratio v.s. Maximum movement speed

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packet delivery when maximum movement speed exceeds 5m/s. The average end-to-end ...
protocols in both packet delivery ratio and end-to-end delay. The simulation results ...
and MRDC-broadcast but also improves the packet delivery ratio of MRDC-broadcast

Dec 2004 | EURECOM - Communication Systems - EURECOM Ecole d'Ing?nieurs et Centre de Recherche – 18 more results from this site
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Packet delivery ratio v.s. Maximum movement speed
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Packet delivery ratio v.s. Maximum movement speed

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packets). The results of packet delivery ratio (Figure 4.8) show that under low medium ...
when maximum movement speed exceeds 5m/s. The average end-to-end delay of five protocols ...
Packet delivery ratio odmrp admr mrdc-broadcast mrdc-unicast mrdc-adaptive Maximum movement speed (m/s)

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Average packet delivery ratio when maximum node speed was 20 m/sec

Average packet delivery ratio when maximum node speed was 20 m/sec

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AntHocNet (100 nodes) EAR (100 nodes) AntHocNet (150 nodes) EAR (150 nodes) AntHocNet (200 nodes) EAR (200 nodes) Packet delivery ratio Pause time (sec) Fig. 1 Average packet delivery ratio when maximum node speed was 20 m/sec ...
When the maximum node speed was 1 m/sec, there were not much difference in packet delivery ...
delivery ratios when the maximum node speed was 20 m/sec are shown in Figure

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Packet Delivery Ratio versus Mobility Speed From Figure 7.3, it shows as the mobility speed increases, the packet delivery ratio for admitted traffic decreases. For 8 flows’ and 12 flows’ plots, when the maximum mobility speed is 15m/s, the packet delivery ratios are 94.9% and 94.1% respectively for admitted traffic load. The system is maintaining a relative high packet delivery ratio when the node’s ...

Packet Delivery Ratio versus Mobility Speed From Figure 7.3, it shows as the mobility speed increases, the packet delivery ratio for admitted traffic decreases. For 8 flows’ and 12 flows’ plots, when ...

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Packet delivery ratio for admitted traffic versus mobility speed is shown in Figure 7.3. Packet delivery ratio for admitted traffic versus mobility speed is shown in Figure 7.3. From above simulation, when the node’s mobility speed is low or moderate ...
Packet Delivery Ratio as a Function of Mobility Speed Packet Delivery Ratio 8 flows 12 flows Mobility Speed (m/s)

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Packet delivery fraction versus node’s maximum speeds with 10 sources.
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Packet delivery fraction versus node’s maximum speeds with 10 sources.

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to the following metrics: (i) Packet delivery fraction - the ratio of the data packets ...
methods by varying the node’s maximum movement speed from 5 m/s to 20 m/s to increase ...
than LAR and in most cases better than AODV in terms of packet delivery fraction

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The packet delivery ratio with respect to the maximum node speed. Both versions can deliver packets more than 91%. As the mobility increases, the packet delivery ratio drops since mobility increases link breakages, resulting in more packet drops. We did not implement local packet salvage, otherwise the packet delivery ratio could have been higher. We observe that tmrp-v performs better than tmrp-c. ...
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The packet delivery ratio with respect to the maximum node speed. Both versions can deliver packets more than 91%. As the mobility increases, the packet delivery ratio drops since mobility increases ...

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ratio with respect to the maximum node speed. Overpayment ratio for both ...
to the maximum node speed. The delay is very low for both the versions: less than 0 ...
and thus packets need more time to reach destinations. tmrp-v incurs a lower delay

Mar 2008 | The University of Kentucky Department of Computer Science – 3 more results from this site
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Normalizd Routing Loads as Function of Pause Time (Maximum 1m /s) Both protocols exhibit excellent performance at this movement speed. DSR delivers more than 99.5%, and AODV delivers 98.5% of total data packets. Also the normalized
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Normalizd Routing Loads as Function of Pause Time (Maximum 1m /s) Both protocols exhibit excellent performance at this movement speed. DSR delivers more than 99.5%, and AODV delivers 98.5% of total ...

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Figure 3.8 shows packet delivery ratio and Figure 3.9 shows normalized routing load for AODV and DSR with 20 and 30 sources respectively.

Aug 2001 | Thomas Kunz – 37 more results from this site
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Packet delivery ratio without movement
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Packet delivery ratio without movement

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of the delivery ratio is the percentage of delivered packets to the destination ...
packet delivery ratio ADCLU the proposed method DSR packet delivery ratio(%) number nodes Figure 5: Overhead per true received packets without movement ...
according to the waypoint mobility model with maximum speed of 10 m/s. The simulation

Feb 2012 | EuroJournals Online Catalog – 17 more results from this site
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Packet delivery ratio with respect to maximum node speed. All four schemes show almost identical behavior, and deliver more than 99% of packets. AT the given node density, nodes in various schemes can find feasible next hops and forward packets to destinations. As the mobility increases, the packet delivery ratio drops slightly. This is because with the fixed Hello message interval, neighbor information ...
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Packet delivery ratio with respect to maximum node speed. All four schemes show almost identical behavior, and deliver more than 99% of packets. AT the given node density, nodes in various schemes can ...

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DIST BaFS A+FS UiFS packet delivery ratio (%) hop count DIST BaFS A+FS UiFS maximum speed (m/s) (a) Packet delivery ratio. maximum speed (m/s) (b) Hop count. DIST ...
are negligible. Fig. 6.3(d) shows overpayment ratio with respect to maximum node speed. Ba ...
speed (m/s) (c) End-to-end delay. maximum speed (m/s) (d) Overpayment ratio. Figure

Mar 2008 | University of Kentucky Libraries – 13 more results from this site
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Data packet delivery ratio vs increasing group speed. The intra-group mobility speed is 5 m/s
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Data packet delivery ratio vs increasing group speed. The intra-group mobility speed is 5 m/s

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GOAL+ Hole Detection+Overhead Data Packet Delivery Ratio (%) Maximum Group Speed (m/s) Fig.13. Data packet delivery ratio vs increasing group speed. The intra-group ...
Fig.12. Average end-to-end data packet delay vs increasing group speed ...
scenarios in which the node movement is not totally free in space, but where

Jan 1998 | netlab.cs.ucla.edu – 10 more results from this site
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