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Fig 1.

An example of the benefits of OR compared to traditional routing.

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Table 1.

Related works comparison.

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Table 2.

Notations used in this paper.

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Table 3.

Probabilistic analysis of Ys(AN[i]).

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Fig 2.

Candidate set selection and packet forwarding of Node SRC.

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Fig 3.

Candidate set selection and packet forwarding of Node C.

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Fig 4.

Candidate set selection and packet forwarding of Node F.

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Fig 5.

Candidate set selection and packet forwarding of Node I.

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Fig 6.

Packets header.

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Table 4.

Simulation parameters.

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Fig 7.

Average network throughput in the 10-node scenario.

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Fig 8.

Average network throughput in the 15-node scenario.

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Fig 9.

Average network throughput in the 20-node scenario.

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Fig 10.

Average network throughput in the 50-node scenario.

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Fig 11.

The average throughput of D-ORCD in different network loads and densities.

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Fig 12.

The average throughput of BORA in different network loads and densities.

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Fig 13.

The average throughput of the proposed algorithm in different network loads and densities.

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Fig 14.

Average end-to-end delay in the 10-node scenario.

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Fig 15.

Average end-to-end delay in the 15-node scenario.

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Fig 16.

Average end-to-end delay in the 20-node scenario.

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Fig 17.

Average end-to-end delay in the 50-node scenario.

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Fig 18.

Network scalability in different network densities and different offered loads.

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