Routingmatris
Routingmatris is a conceptual data structure used to model routing decisions in communication and transport networks. In its simplest form, it is a two-dimensional matrix where the element R[i][j] encodes information used to route from source node i to destination node j. Entries may store a numeric cost, a next-hop identifier, or a boolean reachability flag, and matrices may be weighted or unweighted, dense or sparse.
Purpose and relation to other concepts: The routingmatris provides a compact representation of feasible paths and
Construction and updates: The matrix can be static, representing a fixed topology, or dynamic, updated by routing
Algorithms and computation: All-pairs shortest-path algorithms (such as Floyd–Warshall) operate on a routingmatris to produce optimal
Applications and variants: Routingmatris models find use in data centers, carrier networks, and transportation systems for