For large-scale multi-hop wireless sensor networks, progressive es-timation and detection algorithms are developed. For progressive estimation, the classical principles of best linear unbiased estimation (BLUE) and linear minimum mean square error (LMMSE) estima-tion are applied. The difference and similarity between the two are revealed. For progressive detection, a tradeoff between detection performance and limited decision propagation is studied. The pro-gressive estimation and detection algorithms are distributed and per-formed at the application layer of wireless sensor networks, which are fully adaptive to the operations at the networking and other lower layers which can be designed for high spectral efficiency. Index Terms — Progress...
This thesis is concerned with distributed estimation in a wireless sensor network (WSN) with analog ...
© 2007 Dr. Alex Seak Chon LeongThis thesis focuses on techniques for analyzing the performance of es...
We introduce a distributed adaptive estimation algorithm operating in an ideal fully connected senso...
A multihop progressive decentralized estimation scheme is presented for 1-D, 2-D, or 3-D sensor netw...
Abstract—Multihop sensor networks where transmissions are conducted between neighboring sensors can ...
This paper addresses a transmission energy problem for distributed (or decentralized) estimation in ...
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are becoming more and more a pervasive tool to monitor a wide range ...
Recent advances in wireless sensors, communications and MEMS technology have enabled large scale dep...
In energy-limited wireless sensor networks, detection using `censoring sensors' reduces the pro...
We introduce a distributed adaptive algorithm for linear minimum mean squared error (MMSE) estimatio...
A new distributed algorithm for cooperative estimation of a slowly time-varying signal using a wirel...
A wireless sensor network (WSN) engaged in a decentralized estimation problem is considered. The non...
This dissertation investigates several issues related to distributed estimation in wireless sensor n...
We design, analyze, and optimize distributed detection and estimation algorithms in a large, shared-...
We provide an overview of recent work on distributed and agile sensing algorithms and their implemen...
This thesis is concerned with distributed estimation in a wireless sensor network (WSN) with analog ...
© 2007 Dr. Alex Seak Chon LeongThis thesis focuses on techniques for analyzing the performance of es...
We introduce a distributed adaptive estimation algorithm operating in an ideal fully connected senso...
A multihop progressive decentralized estimation scheme is presented for 1-D, 2-D, or 3-D sensor netw...
Abstract—Multihop sensor networks where transmissions are conducted between neighboring sensors can ...
This paper addresses a transmission energy problem for distributed (or decentralized) estimation in ...
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are becoming more and more a pervasive tool to monitor a wide range ...
Recent advances in wireless sensors, communications and MEMS technology have enabled large scale dep...
In energy-limited wireless sensor networks, detection using `censoring sensors' reduces the pro...
We introduce a distributed adaptive algorithm for linear minimum mean squared error (MMSE) estimatio...
A new distributed algorithm for cooperative estimation of a slowly time-varying signal using a wirel...
A wireless sensor network (WSN) engaged in a decentralized estimation problem is considered. The non...
This dissertation investigates several issues related to distributed estimation in wireless sensor n...
We design, analyze, and optimize distributed detection and estimation algorithms in a large, shared-...
We provide an overview of recent work on distributed and agile sensing algorithms and their implemen...
This thesis is concerned with distributed estimation in a wireless sensor network (WSN) with analog ...
© 2007 Dr. Alex Seak Chon LeongThis thesis focuses on techniques for analyzing the performance of es...
We introduce a distributed adaptive estimation algorithm operating in an ideal fully connected senso...