2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpdc.2021.06.009
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Energy saving strategy and Nash equilibrium of hybrid P2P networks

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“…One of the strategies to decrease energy consumption is allowing the peer to cycle between normal mode and sleep mode. In recent years, there were several papers that also studied the P2P network from this aspect.Ma et al [17] modeled the hybrid P2P network using a queueing model to address the "free-riding" phenomenon in the P2P network, distinguished between requesting nodes of different reputation and introduced a work/sleep mechanism for the serving nodes. Trunfio [18] proposed a sleep-wake method, by allowing peer nodes to cycle between normal and sleep modes to save energy.…”
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“…One of the strategies to decrease energy consumption is allowing the peer to cycle between normal mode and sleep mode. In recent years, there were several papers that also studied the P2P network from this aspect.Ma et al [17] modeled the hybrid P2P network using a queueing model to address the "free-riding" phenomenon in the P2P network, distinguished between requesting nodes of different reputation and introduced a work/sleep mechanism for the serving nodes. Trunfio [18] proposed a sleep-wake method, by allowing peer nodes to cycle between normal and sleep modes to save energy.…”
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“…Then the sample set is normalized so that the data in the sample set are dimensionless [12]. Then the projection index function is constructed and the sample set is synthesized to obtain the synthetic sample set ( ) a i , which is then transformed into a one-dimensional projection value in the projection direction by the following formula [13].…”
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