Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is overpopulated by a large number of objects and millions of services and interactions. Therefore, the ability to search for the right object to provide a specific service is important. The merger of the IoT and social networking, the Social Internet of Things (SIoT), has made this possible. The main idea in the SIoT is that every object in the IoT can use its friends’ or friends-of-friends’ relationships to search for a specific service. However, this is usually a slow process because each node (object) is required to manage a large number of friends. This paper addresses the issue of link selection of friends and analyzes five strategies in the literature. Then it proposes a link selection strategy using the Genetic Algorithm (GA) to find the near optimal solution. The results show an improvement over the examined strategies in terms of several parameters.

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