Research of Queuing Model Based on Request Queue in P2P Network System

Zhang, Yang; Ma, Zhanyou; Fan, Jiaqi; Ma, Zhanyou

doi:10.3103/s0735272721040026

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“…The effect of the number of fixed peers on system performance is quantitatively portrayed through numerical experiments. Zhang et al 19 used queueing theory to allocate users requesting different resources based on a hybrid P2P network model and manage these request queues efficiently to provide services.…”

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Analysis of P2P network system based on two‐stage service and failure repairability

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Liu

et al. 2023

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryAlong with the rapid development of the information technology revolution, P2P technology has been more and more widely and deeply researched in the field of mobile wireless, and mobile P2P has become an emerging and popular research field. The particularity of the mobile environment has extremely high requirements on the P2P network topology, resource transition paths and network security. In this paper, a two‐stage queueing model with negative customers and asynchronous failure is established based on a hybrid mobile network model combining the semi‐distributed topology and the fully‐distributed topology. Using the matrix‐geometric solution and Gauss‐Seidel iterative method, the probability distribution of the network model in steady‐state is obtained, and expressions for performance indicators such as the average number of peers in the two stages are given. Numerical experiments were conducted using programming software to analyze the effect of parameters on each indicator. The optimal parameters were solved by constructing the average cost unit time function and social benefit function to provide decision foundation for the mobile P2P network model.

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