- List the nodes on your chosen path (from source to destination).
- For each node on the path, find all other nodes within its interference or communication range.
- Combine these nodes and remove any nodes that are already on the path.
- The remaining nodes are the interfering nodes for that path.
how to calculate interference?
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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
on 9 May 2025
Hi @ankanna
To determine the interfering nodes for a given path in a network, you can follow these steps:
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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