Prediction of Reliability of Data in Underwater Communication Network Using Fuzzy Logic

This paper uses fuzzy logic to propose a reliability prediction set of rules for the underwater communication community. The set of rules uses fixed fuzzy rules to expect communication reliability among nodes in an underwater environment. Those fuzzy rules are derived from a reliability model based on the characteristics of an ordinary underwater conversation system, such as physical and environmental elements. The algorithm is then examined using accurate statistics from an underwater communication test. The effects imply that this approach is promising in predicting the reliability of the community. It has also been discovered that reliability prediction accuracy can be advanced if the bushy guidelines include extra factors, the sign channel's records rate, and the machine's performance parameters. This study offers a practical approach to improving the performance and reliability of underwater communique networks.