Coverage Performance Analysis of Wireless Networks in Presence of Sensor Failure
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newline A dramatic advancement in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) application domain, including
newlineborder region monitoring, surveillance, reconnaissance, precision agriculture, industrial
newlinemonitoring, etc have been seen in last decade. The performance of these networks for various
newlineapplications depends on many factors such as characteristics of signal propagation environment,
newlinethe shape of and size of the deployment region, Boundary Effects (BEs), SF, sensing and
newlinetransmission capability of the Sensor Nodes (SNs). Since, these networks are deployed in hard-toand#65534;reach areas such as forests on fire, earthquake-prone areas, battle fields, and many others. Also, the
newlinedeployment of these networks involves a huge capital investment. Therefore, it becomes necessary
newlineto formulate analytical models that can estimate these network coverage prior to their installation
newlinein the region of interest (RoI).
newlineIn this study, we present analytical models to compute the coverage of finite WSNs deployed
newlinein finite regions considering BEs, SF, and the characteristics of the propagation environment. We
newlineobtained analytical solutions for and#120581;-coverage probability (and#120581;-CP) of WSN spread in a given
newlinerectangular/circular shaped finite region. Using the proposed work, we can estimate the impact of
newlinevarious network and environmental factors such as SN s count, SR, SF, and the Shadowing Effects
newline(SEs) on the and#120581;-coverage metric (and#120581;-CM). The proposed analytical models are validated through
newlineextensive simulations, and the results obtained through simulations conform the analytically
newlineobtained results, thus, substantiating the presented models. However, it has been observed that the
newlinevalidation of analytical solutions through simulations is a monotonous and laborious task taking
newlineseveral hours for a single outcome. In addition, the validation through the practical implementation
newlineneeds a huge amount of financial support, which is a major issue.
newlineTo overcome these problems, this work proposed a ML technique based on a fully connected
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