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Optimal collaborative sensing scheduling with energy harvesting nodes
Jing Yang
Electrical Engineering
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Energy Harvesting Nodes
100%
Sensing Scheduling
100%
Collaborative Sensing
100%
Sensing Nodes
75%
Energy Harvesting
25%
Sensing Scheme
25%
Utility Function
25%
Active Sensor
25%
Active Sensing
25%
Energy Causality
25%
Average Utility
25%
Causality Constraint
25%
Mathematics
Energy Harvesting
100%
Utility Function
50%
Time Slot
50%
Time Average
50%
Majorization
50%
Engineering
Nodes
100%
Energy Harvesting
100%
Sensing Node
100%
Computer Science
Utility Function
100%
Average Utility
100%