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P2P and C/S, is it possible to determine which one is more bandwidth consuming?
In peer-to-peer (P2P) networks nodes are interconnected with each other. In client/server (C/S) networks clients talks to the server. If in a C/S network clients also want to talk with each other ...
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Seeking “gold standard” to evaluate accuracy of network clustering algorithm
I'm currently looking at network clustering algorithms (we're currently looking at both directed and undirected, unweighted networks). The algorithms we've tried produce visually nice clusters. ...
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Why do neural networks seem to perform better with restrictions placed on their topology?
Fully connected (at least layer to layer with more than 2 hidden layers) backprop networks are universal learners. Unfortunately, they are often slow to learn and tend to over-fit or have awkward ...
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Analysis of and references for Koch-snowflake-like (and other exotic) network topologies
In computer networking and high-performance cluster computer design, network topology refers to the design of the way in which nodes are connected by links to form a communication network. Common ...
