A Hybrid Monarchy butterfly and chicken swarm optimization based on Cluster Head Selection Scheme for Enhancing Lifetime of WSNs

Abstract

The maximization of lifetime in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is always made feasible by conserving energy and maintaining synchronization in the connectivity between its nodes. The selection of Cluster head (CH) methodology used during data dissemination process from the CH to the BS determines the energy conversation which is necessary for extending the network’s lifetime. Initially, the nodes are localized using Graphical Recurrent Neural Network. In this research, a hybrid monarchy butterfly and chicken swarm optimization based cluster head selection (HMB-CSO-CHS) method is used to enhance the lifespan of sensor networks. This suggested HMB-CSO-CHS Scheme uses the benefits of the Hybrid Monarchy butterfly and chicken swarm optimization algorithm for the efficient selection of cluster heads by establishing reliable tradeoffs between their exploitation and exploration potentials with optimized convergence rate. The simulation-based investigation of the suggested HMB-CSO-CHS Scheme confirms its effectiveness in reducing the rate of mortality among the sensor nodes such that remarkable improvement in lifetime can be realized in the network When analyzing HMB-CSO-CHS method, it is noted that energy consumption and packet delivery ratio is completely reduced when comparing with existing methods.