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vijay2022mesh

Rathinamala Vijay and T.V. Prabhakar, "Mesh of Things (MoT) Network-Driven Anomaly Detection in Connected Objectsi," arXiv, eess.SY, 2212.12221, December 2022.

Abstract

This paper presents a hybrid Mesh of Things (MoT) network performance model to evaluate the end-to-end Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR) and latency. These PDR and latency measures are used to identify both a de-tangled mesh as well as to track the mesh successfully. A de-tangled mesh is a mesh with an anomaly where one or more nodes are separated from the rest of the mesh network. We demonstrate the performance model of a hybrid BLE mesh-PLC network by considering an air cargo monitoring application and validate with experimental PDR and latency data. The link uncertainty in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) mesh may be attributed to (a) RF interference,(b) Transmitter's vicinity range, and (c) Receiver sensitivity. In contrast, the link uncertainty in Power Line Communication (PLC) may be attributed to: (a) Colored background noise, (b) Channel frequency response, and (c) Impulse noise appearing due to load state as well as variations in the powerline. In our work, we construct an equivalent Bayesian network for the mesh to be tracked, capture the uncertainty within the mesh links using the Noisy-OR and the Noisy-Integer addition model and perform belief propagation to detect and localize a network anomaly.

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Rathinamala Vijay
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@techreport{vijay2022mesh,
    author = {Vijay, Rathinamala and Prabhakar, T.V.},
    doi = {10.48550/arXiv.2212.12221},
    title = {{Mesh of Things (MoT) Network-Driven Anomaly Detection in Connected Objectsi}},
    institution = {arXiv},
    month = {12},
    number = {2212.12221},
    type = {eess.SY},
    year = {2022},
   }
   
   

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