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Adaptive Majority-based Re-routing for Differentiated Delay in Wireless Sensor Networks

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Fig. 2  Average end-to-end delay for DC1 delay class.
Fig. 4  Average end-to-end delay for DC3 delay class.
Fig. 12  Throughput for different classes of MRHD protocol.

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