In wireless sensor networks (WSN) is important task of self-organization networks. There are many different algorithms for self-organization of such networks. This choice determines the relevance of pre-emptive self-algorithm network with the additional information obtained from experts. In the article features practical application of the analytic hierarchy process to select a preferred algorithm for self-organization in wireless sensor networks.
A comparative analysis of the characteristics of existing algorithms in sensor networks self. The maximum value vector components priorities selected preferred algorithm WSN self — Payment scheme algorithm. This self-algorithm, which uses payment scheme using transmission power as mediator, thus achieving a global high performance.
Thus, as a result of the research shows that the option to select a preferred self- organization WSN algorithm can be used the analytic hierarchy that gives the opportunity to build a formalized procedure for the use and handling of judgments of experts to form the equivalent of a criterion benefits.
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