Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Node selfishness refers to nodes that use the resources of a multi-hop wireless mesh network but do not perform their basic network responsibilities of route management and packet forwarding. A security concern in mesh networks is that nodes may become selfish users of the network in order to conserve their processing por and limit other's use of their network bandwidth. This results in poor network performance and unreliable network paths. , a distributed trust mechanism is proposed to identify selfish nodes and exclude them from the network. A novel path metric is also proposed that rates network routes according to the trustworthiness of the intermediate nodes. Through experimentation on a practical evaluation framework, it is shown that the proposed mechanisms can increase the overall traffic throughput of mesh networks in which selfish nodes are present
['David Waiting', 'Neco Ventura']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A metric to increase throughput in untrustworthy multi-hop wireless mesh networks
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