An adaptive randomised structured search network for locating objects in a distributed computing system
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An Adaptive RandoMised Structured search network termed ARMS is presented that provides name resolution by forwarding a query through neighbouring nodes through the use of the flexible neighbour selection and a distributed Ant Colony Optimisation algorithm (ACO).
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- 2007-01-01
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