# An exact approach for the Minimum-Cost Bounded-Error Calibration Tree problem

@article{Carvalho2020AnEA,
title={An exact approach for the Minimum-Cost Bounded-Error Calibration Tree problem},
author={Iago Augusto de Carvalho and Marco A. Ribeiro},
journal={Annals of Operations Research},
year={2020},
volume={287},
pages={109-126}
}
• Published 1 April 2020
• Computer Science
• Annals of Operations Research
The Minimum-Cost Bounded-Error Calibration Tree problem (MBCT) is a wireless network optimization problem that arises from the sensors’ need of periodical calibration. The MBCT takes into account two objectives. The first is to minimize the communication distance between the network sensors, while the second is to reduce the maximum post-calibration error in the network. In this paper, we propose a mathematical formulation for the MBCT. Furthermore, we solve the problem using two different…
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