vive wrote: > Not that I'm aware of. The current plan is to see if it appears under a > network running Opennet (path folding) with added churn (nodes joining for > a while taking a randomized position, participating some in swapping, then > disappearing for good).
What's the reason to think that churn causes clustering? I can see how #freenet-refs would create clusters of newbies, but it's not obvious to me that churn would have that effect, on either darknet or opennet. > Simulating a darknet-style network about if this is happening is more > complicated, I don't know of a straightforward way to simulate churn where > nodes leave for good in a darknet and with new ones arriving being placed > well in the topology (with no path folding). Could you place the new node at a random location and then connect it to each existing node with probabilities given by the Kleinberg distribution? (Or a more realistic social network model... but which one?) Cheers, Michael