DVHOP Algorithm Source Code

Application Background: Distance Vector Algorithm is a commonly used routing algorithm in dynamic routing protocols, which operates through vector superposition to acquire and compute routing information. The key technique involves each node measuring distances to neighbor nodes and determining relative network positions through multi-hop distance information exchange - a strategy employed by static wireless network localization algorithms. Modern mobile ad-hoc networks including vehicular networks implement this by converting dynamic localization problems into static positioning models through sampling approaches.

DVHop Algorithm Source Code Implementation

This implementation provides the DVHop algorithm source code, which calculates the average distance per hop between anchor and unknown nodes, computes actual distances based on hop counts, and determines unknown node coordinates using trilateration positioning.