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Autonomous Allocation of Wireless Body Sensor Networks to FrequencyChannels: Modeling with Repeated "Balls In Bins" Experiments

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Fig. 1 Hitting times for varying p for a system with N = K = 5 and N = K = 7 (all balls start in thesame bin).
Fig. 2 Best jumping probabilities / hitting times for varying N, K, different start types
Table 1≥ Summary statistics for one single simulation run
Fig. 4 Average hitting times for RJS-OB scheme
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