Example #1
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/**
 * Given a node which was first seen at ``first_seen'' and last seen at
 * ``last_seen'', return probability that node still be alive now.
 *
 * @param first_seen		first time node was seen / created
 * @param last_seen			last time node was seen
 *
 * @return the probability that the node be still alive now.
 */
double
stable_still_alive_probability(time_t first_seen, time_t last_seen)
{
    time_delta_t life;
    time_delta_t elapsed;

    life = delta_time(last_seen, first_seen);
    if (life <= 0)
        return 0.0;

    elapsed = delta_time(tm_time(), last_seen);

    return stable_alive_probability(life, elapsed);
}
Example #2
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/**
 * Estimate probability of presence for a value published to some roots in
 * a given time frame.
 *
 * @param d			how many seconds in the future?
 * @param rs		the STORE lookup path, giving root candidates
 * @param status	the array of STORE status for each entry in the path
 *
 * @return an estimated probability of presence of the value in the network.
 */
double
stable_store_presence(time_delta_t d,
                      const lookup_rs_t *rs, const guint16 *status)
{
    double q = 1.0;
    size_t i;
    size_t count = lookup_result_path_length(rs);

    /*
     * We may be called by publish callbacks invoked to clean up because
     * the operation was cancelled.  Maybe the DHT was disabled during the
     * operation, meaning our data structures have been cleaned up?  In that
     * case, abort immediately.
     *
     * NOTE: this is not an assertion, it can happen in practice and needs to
     * be explicitly checked for.
     */

    if (NULL == db_lifedata)		/* DHT disabled dynamically */
        return 0.0;

    /*
     * The probability of presence is (1 - q) where q is the probability
     * that the value be lost by all the nodes, i.e. that all the nodes
     * to which the value was published to be gone in "d" seconds.
     */

    for (i = 0; i < count; i++) {
        if (status[i] == STORE_SC_OK) {
            const knode_t *kn = lookup_result_nth_node(rs, i);
            struct lifedata *ld = get_lifedata(kn->id);

            if (NULL == ld) {
                return 0.0;		/* Cannot compute a suitable probability */
            } else {
                time_delta_t alive = delta_time(ld->last_seen, ld->first_seen);
                double p = stable_alive_probability(alive, d);

                q *= (1.0 - p);	/* (1 - p) is proba this node will be gone */
            }
        }
    }

    return 1.0 - q;
}
Example #3
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/**
 * Given a node which was first seen at ``first_seen'' and last seen at
 * ``last_seen'', return probability that node still be alive now.
 *
 * @param first_seen		first time node was seen / created
 * @param last_seen			last time node was seen
 *
 * @return the probability that the node be still alive now.
 */
double
stable_still_alive_probability(time_t first_seen, time_t last_seen)
{
	time_delta_t life;
	time_delta_t elapsed;

	life = delta_time(last_seen, first_seen);
	if (life <= 0)
		return 0.0;

	elapsed = delta_time(tm_time(), last_seen);

	/*
	 * Safety precaution: regardless of the past lifetime of the node, if
	 * we have not heard from it for more than STABLE_UPPER_THRESH, then
	 * consider it dead.
	 */

	return elapsed < STABLE_UPPER_THRESH ?
		stable_alive_probability(life, elapsed) : 0.0;
}