Life Span Improvement of Bio Sensors Using Unsupervised Machine Learning for Wireless Body Area Sensor Network
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Abstract
Wireless body area networks (WBAN) are a popular subfield of wireless sensor networks used for continuous patient monitoring.WBAN is a network of many sensor nodes fused in and around the body to detect a patient's physical and behavioral activities and periodically send data to the base station, which may lead to the degradation of the energy efficiency of Biosensors.The authors proposed energy-efficient clustering methods using unsupervised learning in the present study.Ten sensor nodes were deployed on various parts of the human body using the OMNET++ simulator for analyzing multiple parameters using a systematic or query-based approach.The clustering approach is finalized based on the cluster head and obstacles in the deployment area.By reducing the number of packets, reception, and transmission, the sensor nodes can be disseminated, which improves the biosensors' lifetime.The number of rounds and network lifetime was studied by changing biosensors' critical parameters like first node death.The outcome was compared with the existing clustering protocols and found that the proposed protocol has been observed to increase network life span compared to the existing approaches, which will help to design an intelligent health monitoring system.
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