Hi,
To compute the number of green nodes and red nodes connected with each fixed node, you can add additional code to count the nodes based on their status and their proximity to each fixed node. Below is a modified version of your code that includes this functionality:
% Initialize arrays to store the counts of green and red nodes for each fixed node
green_count = zeros(num_fixed_nodes, 1);
red_count = zeros(num_fixed_nodes, 1);
% Composing fixed nodes
for h = 1:num_fixed_nodes
S1(h).xd = position_region(i, 1) + fixed_nodes{i, 1}(h, 1);
S1(h).yd = position_region(i, 2) + fixed_nodes{i, 1}(h, 2);
S1(h).distance = sqrt((S1(h).xd - bs_x)^2 + (S1(h).yd - bs_y)^2);
S1(h).G = 0;
S1(h).id = h;
S1(h).type = 'C';
S1(h).temp = interp2(aa1, bb1, temp_values_1, S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd);
S1(h).E = Eo * rand(1, 1);
Et = Et + S1(h).E;
S1(h).node_status = S1(h).temp < thresh_temp;
if S1(h).node_status == 1
scatter(S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd, 'filled', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'm');
else
scatter(S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd, 'filled', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'r');
end
end
% Composing random nodes that will then communicate with fixed nodes
for h = num_fixed_nodes + 1:num_nodes
% Generate random nodes within the region
S1(h).xd = position_region(i, 1) + rand(1, 1) * region_width;
S1(h).yd = position_region(i, 2) + rand(1, 1) * region_height;
S1(h).G = 0;
S1(h).id = h;
S1(h).type = 'N';
S1(h).temp = interp2(aa1, bb1, temp_values_1, S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd);
S1(h).E = Eo * rand(1, 1);
Et = Et + S1(h).E;
S1(h).node_status = S1(h).temp < thresh_temp;
if S1(h).node_status == 1
scatter(S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd, 'filled', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'g');
else
scatter(S1(h).xd, S1(h).yd, 'filled', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'r');
end
% Check proximity to each fixed node and update counts
for fixed_h = 1:num_fixed_nodes
distance_to_fixed = sqrt((S1(h).xd - S1(fixed_h).xd)^2 + (S1(h).yd - S1(fixed_h).yd)^2);
if distance_to_fixed <= communication_range % Assuming a predefined communication range
if S1(h).node_status == 1
green_count(fixed_h) = green_count(fixed_h) + 1;
else
red_count(fixed_h) = red_count(fixed_h) + 1;
end
end
end
end
% Display the counts
for h = 1:num_fixed_nodes
fprintf('Fixed node %d: %d green nodes, %d red nodes\n', h, green_count(h), red_count(h));
end
Explanation:
- Fixed Nodes Loop: The loop for fixed nodes remains unchanged except for the initialization of the arrays.
- Random Nodes Loop: In addition to the existing operations, this loop now includes a nested loop to check the proximity of each random node to each fixed node.
- Distance Check: For each random node, the distance to each fixed node is calculated. If the distance is within a predefined "communication_range", the node is counted as either green or red based on its status.
Make sure to define "communication_range" appropriately based on your specific requirements.
Hope it helps.
