Method for optimal placement of unpopular resource indexes in peer-to-peer network
A peer-to-peer network and resource indexing technology, which is applied in the field of network search optimization and resource placement optimization, and can solve the problems that nodes cannot carry cache and affect network scalability.
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[0046] The peer-to-peer network is composed of a group of terminal devices connected to the network. These terminal devices can be general household desktop computers, portable notebook computers, small servers with better performance, or servers in a small area. Each node in the peer-to-peer network. Each device has the function of data routing, and at the same time records information such as the amount of access to its own resources, its own online time, etc. Each device sends information to the surrounding nodes when the network is running, including the node's online and offline time information, identity information, index placement request information, etc. Each node selects a specific node for index placement based on these information.
[0047] Index placement can improve the search success rate of resources in the peer-to-peer network, and reduce the generation of redundant information during information search. Such as figure 2 As shown, node A first sends out a ...
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