Redundant Node Scheduling Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Topology Structure

Wireless sensor networks face issues such as high energy consumption and the impact of individual node failures on the entire network. In order to effectively regulate redundant nodes to balance node coverage and energy consumption in the network, the Ditian algorithm is introduced and initialized. The computation structure is reconstructed through adaptive adjustment, and the discrimination of redundant nodes is optimized. Meanwhile, the cluster topology is added to wireless sensor networks to control network nodes and complete the information transmission process. The experimental results showed that the improved Ditian had an average remaining energy of 3.6J after 600 runs. In the validation set, the energy efficiency of the algorithm was further improved, with an average remaining energy of 1.92J and a standard deviation of 0.51J. When the RMSE threshold was 0.8, the network lifetime reached 11 minutes, and the running time was significantly better than comparison algorithms. Furthermore, in the simulation experiment verification, the working state nodes of the proposed hybrid algorithm accounted for 1/5 of the total nodes, and the lifespan of the regional network could reach 1098 seconds, with a duration better than common algorithms. The above results indicate that the algorithm constructed in the study can effectively improve energy utilization, expand the application of wireless sensing technology in multiple fields, and provide new solutions for the efficient operation of wireless sensor networks.