Cluster-Gossip Based Distributed Kalman Consensus Filter Algorithm with Energy Efficiency

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According to these constrains that wireless sensor networks are composed of many wireless nodes with limited power, a new energy efficient cluster-based distributed consensus kalman filtering algorithm is proposed in this paper. In this algorithm, each cluster contains a cluster-head and some member nodes where the cluster-head is used to fuse data which come from member nodes and consensus process between neighbor cluster-head. This clustering method divide wireless sensor networks into two classes of networks: cluster units network and cluster-heads network. In this way, numbers of information transmission among nodes are reduced efficiently and communication distances among nodes are also shortened. As a result, node’s energy in wireless sensor network can be saved greatly. Moreover, Gossip algorithm is introduced to deal with the consensus problem between cluster-heads for improving power consumption and the convergence analysis for the algorithm which is given by applying to graph theory and matrix theory. Finally, a simulation example is given to show the effectively of our method.

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