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VSF: An energy-efficient sensing framework using virtual sensorsSarkar et al., 2016
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- Sarkar C
- Rao V
- Prasad R
- Das S
- Misra S
- Vasilakos A
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- IEEE Sensors Journal
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In this paper, we describe virtual sensing framework (VSF), which reduces sensing and data transmission activities of nodes in a sensor network without compromising on either the sensing interval or data quality. VSF creates virtual sensors (VSs) at the sink to exploit the …
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