The leaf nodes may be located in a hierarchy of nodes.

Practically, the node database does not distinguish between real or dummy nodes.

The analogous nodes are allocated to a corresponding node at a corresponding level in the composite graph; the other nodes are allocated to a set of anomalous nodes.

Different networks nodes may be critical to different end nodes.

As nodes are connected to the graph of nodes, the new node's format data is propagated to the directly and indirectly connected nodes in the graph.

A group of nodes are stored in a node pool and, from the node pool, correlations of nodes are constructed that represent knowledge.

The hierarchy includes multiple nodes, including one or more category nodes and one or more content nodes.

As a result, nodes are linked to their sibling nodes in addition to being linked to parent and child nodes.

Each of the intermediate node stores weights of the neighbor nodes.

IP addresses are allocated to mobile terminals and nodes in a mobile communication network that includes routing nodes (for example, gate nodes and relay nodes) and edge nodes.

A self-organizing network and method of operation includes a plurality of kindred nodes (10) and, in some applications, a hub node communicating data packets from source nodes to destination nodes remote from the source nodes.

Each of the branch nodes has one or more associated child nodes selected from leaf nodes and other branch nodes.

If the discovered nodes are not listed in the NodeList, then they are assigned to a node group for processing.

Movement of nodes triggers special messages forwarding processor values to and from nodes that have moved.

The intermediate nodes include a number of neighboring nodes associated with the source node.