Question

Which among the following is the correct definition of nearest sequence?

(a) Nearest sequence is the known sequence that closely matches the novel sequence

(b) Nearest sequence is the novel sequence that closely matches the known sequence

(c) Nearest sequence refers to two similar known sequences

(d) Nearest sequence refers to two similar novel sequences

I had been asked this question in an internship interview.

The query is from Architecture Maps in section Cognitive Radio Architecture of Cognitive Radio

Answer 1

Right choice is (a) Nearest sequence is the known sequence that closely matches the novel sequence

Explanation: Nearest sequence corresponds to the context cluster sequence of inference hierarchy. Nearest sequence is the known sequence that closely matches the novel sequence. Nearest sequence, known sequence, and novel sequence belong to the “Scene” variable which holds the upper most position among the sequence formation maps of architecture map.