On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 12:11:12AM -0500, Tom Kaitchuck spake thusly: > Yes, I got that. However in order to represent an aria of fast responce, you > need to be using at least three of those points. In reality perhaps four or > more. If that is the case, NGrouting is not well suited for multiple or > intermittent arias of specialization. That is fine, but it means that it > probably would not mix all that well with the existing network, because it is > hard for it to estimate the specialization of nodes that are not using it.
Not to be a spelling flamer but do you mean "area" or is "aria" a word with which I am simply not familiar? The way I understand it we do not want nodes to have multiple areas of specialization. It is much better for each node to specialize in one area. > One thing that could be done to combat this would be to force specialization. > Not in the since that a node is forced to a particular aria of > specialization, but just that is forced to develop one. (regardless of what > it is) I have experimented with trying to force specialization by simply removing keys from my ds which are not in my desired area of specialization. Then I look at the keys that are being requested from me to see if the rest of the network is learning. So far it isn't. :( -- Tracy Reed http://copilotconsulting.com
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