Neighbor Definition in P2P Networks

Aliakbarian, Saeed; Rahimabadi, Ali Movaghar; Sadeghi, Fereshteh; Haghani, Parisa; Mirsatari, Negar

doi:10.1109/icccas.2006.284969

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“…As can be seen below, the definition will be applied to 11 initiatives present on the internet, some of them crowdsourcing, others not, assessing the eight characteristics of the definition [6, 22]. To this end, ‘+’ will be assigned to a characteristic that clearly appears and ‘–’ to those characteristics that do not appear.…”

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“…To check the validity of the definition, the approaches of Vukovic [6] and Aliakbarian et al [22] will be followed. In Aliakbarian et al [22], to verify the definition proposed for ‘P2P network’, the definition is applied to five cases checking if all the elements of the definition are satisfied. In Vukovic [6], the requirements for the development of a general-purpose crowdsourcing service in the Cloud are analysed.…”

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Towards an integrated crowdsourcing definition

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González-Ladrón-de-Guevara

2012

Journal of Information Science

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‘Crowdsourcing’ is a relatively recent concept that encompasses many practices. This diversity leads to the blurring of the limits of crowdsourcing that may be identified virtually with any type of internet-based collaborative activity, such as co-creation or user innovation. Varying definitions of crowdsourcing exist, and therefore some authors present certain specific examples of crowdsourcing as paradigmatic, while others present the same examples as the opposite. In this article, existing definitions of crowdsourcing are analysed to extract common elements and to establish the basic characteristics of any crowdsourcing initiative. Based on these existing definitions, an exhaustive and consistent definition for crowdsourcing is presented and contrasted in 11 cases.

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confidence: 99%

Towards an integrated crowdsourcing definition

Estellés-Arolas

González-Ladrón-de-Guevara

2012

Journal of Information Science

1,340

525

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“…To check the validity of the definition, the approaches of Vukovic [6] and Aliakbarian et al [22] will be followed. In Aliakbarian et al [22], to verify the definition proposed for "P2P network", the definition is applied to five cases checking if all the elements of the definition are satisfied. In Vukovic [6], the requirements for the development of a general-purpose crowdsourcing service in the Cloud are analyzed.…”

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“….. an open call for contributions from members of the crowd to solve a problem or carry out human intelligence tasks, often in exchange for micro-payments, social recognition, or entertainment value. 22 ... a form of the integration of users or consumers in internal processes of value creation. The essence of crowdsourcing is the intentional mobilization for commercial exploitation of creative ideas and other forms of work performed by consumer.…”

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Wikipedia e le regole per la scrittura delle voci di storia. Tecnologia e socialità nella produzione di contenuti

Prampolini¹

2014

Novecento.org

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Crowdsourcing" is a relatively recent concept that encompasses many practices. This diversity leads to the blurring of the limits of crowdsourcing that may be identified virtually with any type of Internet-based collaborative activity, such as co-creation or user innovation. Varying definitions of crowdsourcing exist and therefore, some authors present certain specific examples of crowdsourcing as paradigmatic, while others present the same examples as the opposite. In this paper, existing definitions of crowdsourcing are analyzed to extract common elements and to establish the basic characteristics of any crowdsourcing initiative. Based on these existing definitions, an exhaustive and consistent definition for crowdsourcing is presented and contrasted in eleven cases. ResultsIn this section, the results obtained over the previous stages are described: the information sources consulted, document filter criteria, identified elements and characteristics, formulated definition, and formulated definition verification.

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Neighbor Definition in P2P Networks

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

Towards an integrated crowdsourcing definition

Towards an integrated crowdsourcing definition

Wikipedia e le regole per la scrittura delle voci di storia. Tecnologia e socialità nella produzione di contenuti

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