From: On multi-copy forwarding protocols for large data chunk dissemination in vehicular sensor networks
\(q_{i}^{j}\) | Contact quality between vehicle v i and v j |
TTL | Remaining time a data chunk can survive in the network |
FCC | Forwarding communication capacity |
P rio (d k ) | Priority of a data chunk d k |
\(s_{d_{k}}\) | Size of data chunk d k |
c i | Storage capacity of vehicle v i |
c FTW | Length of selected contact duration in the dense case |
X | Data chunk set X={d1,d2,d3,⋯ } |
Y | Candidate vehicle set Y={N1,N2,N3,⋯ } |
w(x,y) | Delivery utility for x∈X to execute y∈Y |
Bipartite matching between x∈X and y∈Y where 1 | |
m(x,y) | denotes an assignment, 0 denotes no assignment, |
and “ −” indicates an initial or inexecutable status | |
L(v) | Labeling function of Hungarian algorithm [34], v∈X∪Y |
L′(v) | Previous record of L for any given v∈X∪Y |
S | Data chunk set in the current consideration of allocation, ⊆X |
Relay vehicles (⊆Y) that are reachable by data chunks ∈S, | |
N(S) | i.e., {j∣∃m(i,j)=0or1,j∈N(S),i∈S} |
T | Set of vehicles that have been saturated (assigned) |
\(E^{*}_{x}\) | An alternating tree starting from x |