Author : Diana Anto 1
Date of Publication :7th May 2015
Abstract: IABC(Interactive artificial bee colony algorithm) is used for sensor deployment.IABC algorithm will perform better than that of artifial bee colony algorithm(ABC) and particle swarm optimization(PSO).In this paper,compare the IABC and ABC algorithm.IABC algorithm improve the network lifetime of node by finding the best position for the nodes.There are three bees in IABC which are employed bee and onlooker bee.Employed bee provides the neighborhood of the source in its memory.The onlooker bee select the food source.A heuristic is used for the scheduling of sensor nodes which will maximizes the network lifetime.IABC outperforms than that of ABC algorithm.IABC algorithm mainly used for solving optimization problems.
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