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If this question is answered somewhere else, please forgive me; I spent this morning looking through documentation, but not quite finding answers to what I'm looking for.
I'm a roboticist. My current project involves creating robots that are mobile ad-hoc routers for a network. The robots are supposed to autonomously determine where to move to improve the bandwidth/latency/reliability/etc. of a network. In order for this to work, each robot needs to have a rough approximation of the topology of the network, so they can measure if their movements are improving or worsening the network. The topology information needs to include not just what the network is currently like (which, from the documentation, appears to always be a tree), but a complete graph, with measured information about the bandwidth/latency/reliability of the links between pairs of nodes. Is it possible to get this information from batman-adv?
Thanks, Cem Karan
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