Research and Simulation the Cooperation among BITM-Based WSN Nodes

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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are becoming more and more speedily and widely used nowadays. While it is usually deployed in the non-controlled environment faced with many kinds of threats. So ensure confidence and cooperation among every pair of interacting nodes is critical, but traditional security measures do little help. The Biologically-Inspired Trust Model (BITM) based on Ant Colony Systems (ACS) aiming at providing trust in WSNs is proposed, also the features and architecture of the simulation system. Simulation experiment results demonstrate that the output average path length, the average deviation etc of the proposed model can meet with the situations and improve the nodes’ cooperation

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