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Spider Monkey Optimization Implementation on MANET

Gurpreet Singh, Alka Rani

Abstract


Spider Monkey Optimization is a new swarm intelligence is a based on Spider Monkeys. It is population based but more of arbitrary meta-heuristic. It is well balanced permanently probation and ontogenesis most of the time. Routing is a method through which knowledge is distributed from sending node to receiving node. Mapping offers the link between two or more extra human activity nodes in network. During this job we lean to introduce a routing protocol galvanized by New World monkey optimization. The routing is designed on NS2. Keywords: Mobile networks, nature inspired Spider Monkey Algorithm, NS2.


Keywords


itter, mobile ad-hoc network, QOS traffic ordering, routing protocol, spider monkey optimization technique

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/ctit.v11i3.826

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