Investigates fault-tolerant topology in IoT sensing systems, indicating enhanced survivability against failures.
The organisation structure of the sensing systems in internet of things (IoT) is highly complicated which poses a challenge to survivability of the sensing systems in IoT. In this paper, we propose a fault-tolerant topology evolution mechanism of the heterogeneous sensing network systems based on complex networks. Considering the degree of nodes in heterogeneous sensing systems of IoT, the evolution mechanism introduces integration capabilities of node, which are treated as the link factors according to which connections can be established. Apart from that, we determine the connection establishments by setting up a threshold level for the node capabilities. We theoretically prove that the degree distribution of the network evolved obeys the power-law distribution, which has the scale-free property and provides networks with good fault-tolerance ability against random failures. The validity of the fault-tolerant topology evolution mechanism of the sensing networks system is verified through simulation experiments and numerical analysis.
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