- Problem Statement
- Similarity Learning Tasks
- Evaluation Metrics
- Establishing Baselines
- About Datasets
- The journey
- Notes on Finetuning Models
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broadly speaking there are three classes of multiple access protocols:
- channel partitioning (including CDMA)
- random access
- taking turns
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This random access protocol is referred to as CSMA with collision avoidance, or more succinctly as CSMA/CA. As with Ethernet’s CSMA/CD, the “CSMA” in CSMA/CA stands for “carrier sense multiple access,” meaning that each station senses the channel before transmitting, and refrains from transmitting when the channel is sensed busy
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CSMA/CA(802.11) vs CDMA(Ethernet???)
- Collision avoidance vs collision detection
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senses before transmitting vs transmits as soon as channel is sensed to be idle
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