TA-BI: Reference Implementation in OMNeT++/INET for Reactive Routing Support in Wireless and Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

This article reports an OMNeT++ 6.3.0/INET 4.5.4 implementation of the TA-BI (trust-aware behavioral intelligence) observation-to-decision contract. Typed records separate current node Behavioral Information (BI), reported NeighborBI, historical node Trust and candidate-specific RouteBI and RouteScore. Evidence eligibility retains availability, age, support, confidence, provenance and version information; missing evidence is not replaced by a neutral score. The Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) adapter applies native admission, destination-sequence freshness and minimum-hop precedence before TA-BI ordering, then revalidates a provisional selection or invokes native fallback. The authors’ conformance catalogue contains 104 obligations. The retained final initialization probe records two candidate admissions, one open gate, one valid provisional-winner revalidation and one final commit, and terminates at simulation time zero. These observations exercise a deterministic decision and accounting fixture, not packet forwarding in a wireless network. The code-free supplement preserves the authors’ verification record and integrity manifests but does not permit independent source rebuilding. The study supports test-based conformance for the declared profile. Independent implementation reproduction, network-level performance and adversarial robustness remain unvalidated.

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Sensors
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2026-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s26206504
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Security in Wireless Sensor Networks
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TA-BI: Reference Implementation in OMNeT++/INET for Reactive Routing Support in Wireless and Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Adam M. Kawalec, Ksawery Krenc, Wiesław JABŁOŃSKI
Sensors
Security in Wireless Sensor Networks
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TA-BI: Reference Implementation in OMNeT++/INET for Reactive Routing Support in Wireless and Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Adam M. Kawalec, Ksawery Krenc, Wiesław JABŁOŃSKI
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This article reports an OMNeT++ 6.3.0/INET 4.5.4 implementation of the TA-BI (trust-aware behavioral intelligence) observation-to-decision contract. Typed records separate current node Behavioral Information (BI), reported NeighborBI, historical node Trust and candidate-specific RouteBI and RouteScore. Evidence eligibility retains availability, age, support, confidence, provenance and version information; missing evidence is not replaced by a neutral score. The Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) adapter applies native admission, destination-sequence freshness and minimum-hop precedence before TA-BI ordering, then revalidates a provisional selection or invokes native fallback. The authors’ conformance catalogue contains 104 obligations. The retained final initialization probe records two candidate admissions, one open gate, one valid provisional-winner revalidation and one final commit, and terminates at simulation time zero. These observations exercise a deterministic decision and accounting fixture, not packet forwarding in a wireless network. The code-free supplement preserves the authors’ verification record and integrity manifests but does not permit independent source rebuilding. The study supports test-based conformance for the declared profile. Independent implementation reproduction, network-level performance and adversarial robustness remain unvalidated.

SensorsVol. 26(20)
Military University of Technology in Warsaw (PL), WB Electronics (Poland) (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Security in Wireless Sensor Networks
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