Bit confused about this so I figure its best to clear it up:
essentially the forumula is:
(n.m)!/(m!)squared
An example I have is:
(2.3)!/(3!)squared = 720/36 = 20 Interleavings
n is the number of processes, I am now pretty confused what m actually is, I thought it was the interleavings but I guess this isnt the case. From another example I have, in a 3 process systems something is divided by 4 to give 90 possible interleavings. Of course this means the value is 360, some form of division goes on in the (n.m)! part but like I say im very unsure how this works.
An explanation would be very much appreciated
essentially the forumula is:
(n.m)!/(m!)squared
An example I have is:
(2.3)!/(3!)squared = 720/36 = 20 Interleavings
n is the number of processes, I am now pretty confused what m actually is, I thought it was the interleavings but I guess this isnt the case. From another example I have, in a 3 process systems something is divided by 4 to give 90 possible interleavings. Of course this means the value is 360, some form of division goes on in the (n.m)! part but like I say im very unsure how this works.
An explanation would be very much appreciated