On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 04:58:01PM +0100, Niklas Bergh spake thusly: > > Why would an established specialized node de-specialize? > > Good question.. I am basing that theory on the fact that tessiers > (month-long+ ?) forced datastore specialization ought to have affected the > networks opinion on his node if some aspect of the current NGR algorithm > wasn't actively countering his actions. This was before estimator > pass-around though, maybe it would behave differently now...
I started doing that a good 3 months ago. I modified the datastore once and then left it. The node is still somewhat specialized as far as keys in the ds go: Histogram of keys in in fred's data store These are the keys to the data in your node's local cache (DataStore) Nov 21, 2003 10:17:22 AM keys: 81332 scale factor: 0.010594272054731846 (This is used to keep lines < 64 characters) 0 |=================================================== 1 |================================================== 2 |================================================= 3 |================================================= 4 |================================================= 5 |================================================= 6 |======================================================= 7 |======================================================= 8 |====================================================== 9 |========================================================== a |=============================================================== b |======================================================== c |======================================================= d |======================================================== e |====================================================== f |=================================================== peaks (count/mean) 0 --> (0.95234346) 4 --> (0.9261791) 6 --> (1.0326071) a --> (1.1884129) d --> (1.0420499) But it used to look much more like a steep bell curve. It is all slowly going towards a straight line while my inbound requests look like this: Histogram of requested keys. This count has nothing to do with keys in your datastore Nov 21, 2003 10:16:43 AM keys: 168110 scale factor: 0.005779824685305357 (This is used to keep lines < 64 characters) 0 |=============================================================== 1 |============================================================== 2 |========================================================== 3 |=========================================================== 4 |=============================================================== 5 |========================================================= 6 |============================================================ 7 |========================================================== 8 |============================================================ 9 |============================================================== a |============================================================== b |============================================================= c |=========================================================== d |=========================================================== e |=========================================================== f |============================================================ Pretty much equally spread across the keyspace. -- Tracy Reed http://copilotconsulting.com
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