[ns] SFB in NS

[S.Mehdi Sheikhalishahi]

Hello,
 Does anybody implement Stochastic Fairness Blue for NS?

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Best Regards,
S.Mehdi Sheikhalishahi,
Bye.

Re: [ns] ask you a question about LEACH

[Shafiq Hashmi]

Hi,
The following statement gives you the energy in 'er' for the node 'id' 
set er [$node_($id) getER]

Use this anywhere you want. Make a loop for the cluster you are concerned about 
to find the total energy of the nodes in that respective cluster. I dont know 
much about the decideclusterhead proc and that which variable holds the list of 
the cluster nodes. Where it creates the TDMAschedule, look at there. 
TDMAschedule also keeps the list of cluster nodes.

I hope it may work, if I really understand your problem.
Good luck
Shafiq


  - Original Message - 
  From: Qiguang Huang 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 3:54 AM
  Subject: ask you a question


  i want to elect cluster heads with the residual energy of the nodes within 
clusters. so i want to get the residual energy of the nodes within clusters in 
decideclusterhead procedure. i know in leach we can use the list clusterNodes_ 
to calculate energy of the nodes within clusters.
  But i dont know why it is error when i try to use it in the decideclusterhead 
procedure.
  please give me some advice.
  how should i do if i want to get the result above mention.
  looking for your reply soon.



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Re: [ns] SFB in NS

[Brad Montgomery]

Links to Blue and SFB can be found here:
http://public.lanl.gov/sunil/


On 7/16/06 11:26 AM, S.Mehdi Sheikhalishahi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hello,
  Does anybody implement Stochastic Fairness Blue for NS?

[ns] Calculating Mean end-to-end delay.

[Nicholas Loulloudes]

Hello,

i have created an agent which allows me to record the end-to-end delays of
packets arriving at a specific node. What i want to do is to calculate the
mean end-to-end delay at specific time intervals and later on output it on a
trace file.

To calculate the mean end-to-end delay i use the following:

mean=(mean+curr_pkt_delay)/total_pkts.

I do this every time a new packet arrives.

Is this the correct way of calculating mean end-to-end delay or i am totally
wrong here?

Regards,

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Nicholas Loulloudes

Postgraduate at Communication Networks and Software.

BSc in Computer Science.