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Explain the basic of Network Properties
The subsequent properties are related with interconnection networks.
1) Topology: It refers how the nodes a network are systematized.
2) Network Diameter: It is minimum distance between farthest nodes in a network. The distance is calculated in provisions of number of different hops between whichever two nodes.
3) Node degree: Number of edges associated with a node is known as node degree. If the edge carries data from node, it is termed as out degree and if this carries data in the node it is termed as in degree.
4) Bisection Bandwidth: Number of edges needed to be cut to split a network in two halves is known as bisection bandwidth.
5) Latency: It is the delay in exchanging the message between two nodes.
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