Question

Which among the following is the definition of the term domain in the context of architecture map?

(a) Domain is the set of subsets of internal data structures over which the map is defined

(b) Domain is the set of subsets onto which the map exhibits its output

(c) Domain is the set of subsets of variables

(d) Domain is the set of subsets of bindings

The question was asked during an internship interview.

My doubt stems from Architecture Maps topic in division Cognitive Radio Architecture of Cognitive Radio

Answer 1

Correct answer is (a) Domain is the set of subsets of internal data structures over which the map is defined

Explanation: Domain is the set of subsets of internal data structures over which the map is defined. Range is the set of subsets onto which the map exhibits its output. Each topological map consists of a domain and a range.