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Hello Diego,
Thank you for your interest in our research.
Just let you know that the code you are poinintg out has some slight differences with respect to the original model published at IEEE JSAC [here]. This code was prepared as a baseline solution for the GNNet challenge and is not optimized (e.g., features are not normalized), also the datasets for the competition are different. That said, I would still recommend you continue using this code as a reference, as it is quite more re-usable. Following the "How to" guide may be useful to optimize it (README [here]).
Aside from that, the input of RouteNet is the traffic volume generated (not necessarily received) at each src-dst pair. To generate the traffic, we first compute a TM with the formula you mentioned, and use it as an input to the simulator. After the simulation, we take the actual traffic generated on each src-dst pair, which may vary slightly from the input TM values, and use it as an input for RouteNet. This is how we would use RouteNet in real deployments, as we could collect real traffic measurements from the network and use the model to infer some KPIs.
I hope this clarifies your question.
Regards,
José
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José,
Many thanks for you prompt reply. That makes sense.
Regards,
Diego
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