how to calculate interference?

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ankanna
ankanna el 6 de Jul. de 2021
Respondida: Sameer el 9 de Mayo de 2025
o node1
node 2 o o node 3
if the above figure three nodes are present.
example, for a network of 10 nodes where n1 is the source and n10 is the destination, all permutations of m or fewer elements of 2,3,y,9 form potential paths when m represents the limit on intermediate nodes. how to calculate interfering nodes in a network.

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Sameer
Sameer el 9 de Mayo de 2025
To determine the interfering nodes for a given path in a network, you can follow these steps:
  1. List the nodes on your chosen path (from source to destination).
  2. For each node on the path, find all other nodes within its interference or communication range.
  3. Combine these nodes and remove any nodes that are already on the path.
  4. The remaining nodes are the interfering nodes for that path.
This approach works for any network as long as you know which nodes can interfere with each other.
Hope this helps!

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