Lecture

Search and Routing Protocols

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of unstructured and structured search and routing protocols, emphasizing the importance of not assuming anything about network structure. The instructor, Bryan Ford, explains how structured protocols can build and maintain a 'map' of information, contrasting with unstructured ones. The lecture delves into the base case algorithm, 'Bubble Storm', which aims to improve search flexibility and efficiency by sending metadata to random nodes. It also discusses the challenges and benefits of different search strategies, such as source routing and random walks, in achieving almost uniform random sampling.

Instructors (2)

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer networks: IP routing, Search engines, Internet protocol suite

Software development: Human–computer interaction

Theoretical computer science

Algorithms and data structures: Analysis of algorithms

Mathematics

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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