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how can i add k-means algorithm on zrp protocol ?????? in ns2?
I want to add k-means clustering alg. for ZRP protocol to make it run with the inter-zone routing protocol for inter clustering and with intra-zone for intra clustering. note that i am using ns-2.35/ubuntu10.04 and the ZRP was completely added to the simulator
Last edited by mariam33; 04-11-2015 at 03:32 PM.
Reason: add more details for the question
how can i add k-means algorithm on zrp protocol ?????? in ns2?
You add it the same way you add any OTHER protocol in NS2. There is ample documentation you could find if you looked. Please see the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature.
You say nothing about what version of NS2, version/distro of Linux, or even tell us what you've done/tried. We will be happy to help you with a specific question or problem, but please don't ask us to look things up for you.
i have done zrp simulation in ns2.35 and now I want to add kmeans to the zrp protocol.Can somebody help me with the steps to add kmeans.I have kmeans.tcl.thanks!
i have done zrp simulation in ns2.35 and now I want to add kmeans to the zrp protocol.Can somebody help me with the steps to add kmeans.I have kmeans.tcl.thanks!
I use ubuntu 14.04 lte
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Originally Posted by shivee
kindly reply to my above qn
First, you REALLY need to read the LQ Rules. You posted the same question multiple times, then post a follow-up, asking for more help after a few hours. Also, you have hijacked someone elses question with your own. If you want others to help you, you should try adhering to the forum rules, and not being rude by posting follow-ups (with ZERO new information) after a few hours, and asking what is essentially the same question over and over. Also, you need to spell out your words, and not use text-speak...it's "question" not "qn".
#5 @TBOne : First of all thank you for listening to my question.Before reading the LQ rules and all,I would request you to google and find "how to talk politely".Also people come here only after searching in google.They come here because they haven't got their expected results.You might find our questions silly or stupid.We are not you.So kindly talk polite and give answers if you have.Thank you
#2 @TBOne : First of all thank you for listening to my question.I request you to kindly read the question properly and completely.
I did, thanks.
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I have asked for "suggestions" not "a procedure" or "a code".
You asked for "steps"...or do you not think that is a "procedure"??
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Before reading the LQ rules and all,I would request you to google and find "how to talk politely".
No, YOU need to read the rules FIRST, before posting ANYTHING. And we don't give handouts here, especially to those who are rude, bump their own threads, and ignore forum rules. Tell us why we should be polite to you, when you're rude to us?
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Also people come here only after searching in google.They come here because they haven't got their expected results.You might find our questions silly or stupid.We are not you.So kindly talk polite and give answers if you have.Thank you
Wrong..people come here a LOT, INSTEAD of trying anything on their own. You ignored forum rules, re-opened an old thread, hijacked someone elses question, used text-speak, and bumped your own thread after a short time.
And if you "kindly read" my post, you'd see a 'suggestion' at the very bottom..did you try it?? Because if you do, you'd get the results you're after....surprising since you claim that you DID research first, and put things into Google, before coming here, that you didn't find that on the first page, where the FIRST TWO HITS have step-by-step instructions on how to add a TCL script into NS2.
reply for #7:Thank you TBOne You were VERY informative!
You were fairly rude in your initial posts and in your 'kindly' reply. Again, we will always be happy to HELP (that is ASSIST you), when you're stuck, but showing zero effort of your own and breaking forum rules, then telling them they should look up "how to talk politely", isn't a good way to get help.
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