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Performance Analysis of Two-hop Routing in Node-markovian Graph |
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PP: 543-547 |
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Author(s) |
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Hong-bin Huang,
Ya-hui Wu,
Su Deng,
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Abstract |
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In order to describe the strong dependence between the existence and absence of nodes in different times, we propose the
Node-markovian graph. At every time step, nodes change their state (existence or not) according to a two-state Markov process. If
nodes do not discard the messages stored in them when they quit from the graph, we think that they have memory, or they do not have
memory, and we study the performance of two-hop routing in both situations. We give the upper and lower bound of the performance
in this paper. Surprisingly, simulation and numerical results show that difference of the performance between both cases is small when
nodes in the graph exist with bigger probability, but they have bigger difference when the probability is smaller, so we think that it is
not necessary for nodes to have memory in some cases. |
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