Análise de Sobrevivência na Modelagem do Tempo de Vida de Redes de Sensores sem Fio
Abstract
Wireless sensor networks are resource constrained networks whose processing capabilities, storage and energy are limited. Before its real/physical implantation, a maintenance planning can better estimate the network lifetime. This article discusses how the exponential, Weibull and log-normal models, commonly used in Survival Analysis studies, can better estimate the lifetime of a real sensor network. Here we propose to answer one question open in the literature: how long the network will remain in operation.
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