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From: Michael Clune on 19 Apr 2010 09:53 Hi Preity, SimEvents allows you to model communications networks at the level of abstraction suitable for studying performance metrics such as, dropped packets, latency, channel utilization,.etc. Here is the link to the product page: http://www.mathworks.com/products/simevents HTH, MIke "preity hs" <preity_h2005s(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:hqh9dk$9gj$1(a)fred.mathworks.com... > Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message > <hq7r46$3m7$1(a)canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca>... >> preity hs wrote: >> >> > actually i donno hw to build a wireless network in matlab....im seeking >> > help regarding that....if any one knws plz reply >> >> Okay, so which computer languages _do_ you know how to build a wireless >> network in ? If you get something working in a language you already know, >> then when can assist you with translating specific constructs into >> Matlab. >> >> If you do not know how to build a wireless network at all, then this is >> not an appropriate forum: we deal with issues that have to do with >> Matlab, not with general scientific or technical questions. Would you go >> to Black & Decker and say "I bought one of your adjustable spanners: >> could you tell me how to build a suspension bridge?" > > > i hv build a wireless mesh network in ns2....using tool command > language... > i hv created a mesh network using a set of nodes....few nodes as mobile > and few nodes as stationary.... > nd passed d packets in between them where the nodes search for the > neighbour nodes in range nd pass d packets > nd drops d packets wen congestion takes place... > this is the scenario i hv build in d ns2 >
From: Walter Roberson on 21 Apr 2010 13:10
preity hs wrote: > i hv build a wireless mesh network in ns2....using tool command language... > i hv created a mesh network using a set of nodes....few nodes as mobile > and few nodes as stationary.... > nd passed d packets in between them where the nodes search for the > neighbour nodes in range nd pass d packets > nd drops d packets wen congestion takes place... > this is the scenario i hv build in d ns2 Great, that gives you a good framework to start with, and an outline of how you might do the same thing in Matlab. If you start translating the ns2 into Matlab, then if you get stuck trying to find the equivalent for a particular command, someone here might be able to assist you, if you ask _specific_ questions. I do not recall hearing of ns2, but if you describe what any particular ns2 command is intended to do, I might have an idea on what the equivalent Matlab would be. |