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1. I haven't worked with Cooja before. Can't help you, sorry.
2. You can define the behavior of a malicious node in the routing protocol class and mark some nodes randomly as malicious. There are many implementations available on Github if you are looking for something like a blackhole attack.
3. I added the K-means classifier in my code for selective forwarding of RREQ message. If you intend to do something similar, you can just replace the K-means code with your implementation of Naive Bayes.

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Thank you for response.

when I have been run your own code, I got this error.
wscript:48: Warning: (in aodvKmeans) Requested to build modular python bindings, but apidefs dir not found => skipped the bindings.
config_file_exists = False
[ 968/2726] Compiling scratch/aodvKmeans.cc
../scratch/aodvKmeans.cc:25:35: fatal error: ns3/aodvKmeans-module.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.

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You probably haven't built the new module correctly.
Add the aodvKmeans folder to ns3/contrib and run make configure followed by make.

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Could you please tell me what Ubuntu system version you are using? I think my system is older than yours.
Could you explain more the difference between wifi-high-rate-aodv-example and wifi-low-rate-aodv-example?

Thank a lot....

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I'm using Ubuntu 20.04.
wifi-high-rate and low-rate examples are demonstrations of low-rate personal area networks and high-rate LANs in ns3. They are not exactly related to using Kmeans in AODV.

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