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Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications
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Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications

by Al-Sakib Khan Pathan, Muhammad Mostafa Monowar, Shafiullah Khan
October 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
648 pages
25h 35m
English
CRC Press
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474 Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications
The domain of the derived hash key of an l-dimensional event, denoted by H
D
, can be dened by
αα α
min max
min, max
()
()
=
=
=
=
∑∑
i
M
ij j
j
l
i
M
ij j
j
l
kk
vw vw
1
1
1
1
⎞⎞
(17.5)
Pivot points can be generated dividing H
D
into different segments as follows:
P
S
i
=
α
αα
α
min
max min
max
:
()
: (17.6)
Hence, after each epoch, SH
k
forwards the aggregated event
Eth
kl
=
ψψ ψ
12
,,,,,
, where
t denotes epoch number, to the destination SH denoted by SH
i
where P
i
h P
i + 1
and P
i
, P
i+1
are the
lower and upper limits of the ith subinterval, respectively.
17.3.3 seCTor-BaseD DisTanCe
In order to ca ...
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