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function <math> \ell(|x-y|)= |x-y|^\alpha</math>, where the path-loss exponent <math> \alpha>2 </math>, and <math> |x-y|</math> denotes the [[Metric (mathematics)|distance]] between point <
buildings. This is incorporated into the model by introducing a [[Random variable|random variable]]) with some [[probability distribution]]. The probability distribution is chosen depending on the

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