RFID reader networks often have to operate in frequency and time constrained regimes. One approach to the allocation of frequency and time to various readers in such regimes is to perturb the network slightly so as to ease the constraints. This paper investigates how to perform these perturbations in a manner that is profitable from time and frequency allocation point of view.
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