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English to Polish: Epidemic algorithm General field: Science Detailed field: IT (Information Technology)
Source text - English 2.1 The Infection Spreading Model
The epidemic dissemination algorithm that we adopt as a basis for a search algorithm in a Gnutella-like overlay network, is inspired by the work presented in [11], which was applied to mobile ad hoc networks. The core of the epidemic dissemination algorithm is the Susceptible-Infective-Removed (SIR) infection spreading model, proposed by Kermack and McKendrick in 1927. A simplified version is the Susceptible-Infective-Susceptible (SIS) model [6]: according to it, an individual can be in two possible states: infected (i.e., an individual is infected with a disease), and susceptible (i.e., an individual can potentially get infected). In this simplified model, we do not consider the case of nodes that cannot be infected again after recovering from the disease (i.e., the recovered state) or because they disappeared from the system (i.e., they are isolated or died).
We map the model onto P2P networks, by substituting the population of individuals with the nodes of the network. A host is considered infected, if it holds a message, and susceptible, if it does not. If the message is deleted from the host, the host becomes susceptible again. The dynamics of the infectives and susceptibles in a scenario composed of N(t) active hosts can be described by means of a system of differential equations: [...]
[6] R. M. Anderson and R. M. May. Infectious Diseases of Humans: Dynamics and Control. Oxford University Press, 1992.
[11] M. Musolesi and C. Mascolo. Controlled Epidemic-style Dissemination Middleware for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks. In Proceedings of MOBIQUITOUS’06. ACM Press, July 2006.
Translation - Polish 2.1 Model rozprzestrzeniania się infekcji
Zainspirowani pracą zaprezentowaną w [11], w której algorytm plotkujący zastosowano w mobilnych sieciach typu Ad-Hoc, przyjęliśmy powyższy algorytm jako podstawa algorytmu szukającego w sieci nakładkowej typu Gnutella. Istotą takiego algorytmu jest model rozprzestrzeniania się infekcji SIR (Susceptible - podatny; Infective - zarażony i roznoszący infekcję; Removed/Recovered - zmarły lub ozdrowiały) zaproponowany przez Kermack’a i McKendrick’a w 1927 roku. Jego uproszczoną wersją jest model SIS (Susceptible - Podatny; Infective - Zarażony; Susceptible - Podatny) [6] według którego każdy osobnik może znajdować się w dwóch stanach: zarażonym (np. przez chorobę) i podatnym (np. może potencjalnie się zarazić). W tym uproszczonym modelu nie bierzemy pod uwagę węzłów, które nie mogą się ponownie zarazić po wyleczeniu z choroby (np. stan uzdrowienia) lub ponieważ zniknęły one z systemu (np. zostały odizolowane lub zginęły).
Odwzorowaliśmy powyższy model w sieciach P2P poprzez zastąpienie osobników populacji przez węzły sieci. Gospodarz jest uważany za zainfekowanego, gdy przetrzymuje wiadomość oraz za podatnego, kiedy jej nie ma. Jeśli wiadomość zostanie skasowana u gospodarza, staje się on znowu podatny. Dynamika zainfekowanych i podatnych w scenariuszu złożonym z liczby N (t) aktywnych gospodarzy może być opisana za pomocą systemu równań różniczkowych: [...]
[6] R. M. Anderson and R. M. May. Infectious Diseases of Humans: Dynamics and Control. Oxford University Press, 1992. [Choroby zakaźne u ludzi: Dynamika i kontrola]
[11] M. Musolesi and C. Mascolo. Controlled Epidemic-style Dissemination Middleware for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks. In Proceedings of MOBIQUITOUS’06. ACM Press, July 2006. [Kontrolowane oprogramowanie rozpowszechniające metodą epidemii w sieciach typu Ad-Hoc]
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