2008/5/14 Jano <alejandro at mosteo.com>: > See mine attached. This node has not been steadly 24/7 up as of late, which > can > be more typical. It bounces a bit...
This is just a somewhat far-fetched theory, but I wonder if somehow large changes in location cause a "cascade" effect in the network. So, one node's location is reset, but instead of it returning to its previous position after some time, it causes one or more of its neighbors to change position - and the effect spreads through the network. If this was happening, one remedy would be to only count node's locations in the swap algorithm if they haven't had a significant change recently. Of course, this is only a theory... We should simulate node resetting to see if we can observe this kind of effect. Ian. -- Email: ian at uprizer.com Cell: +1 512 422 3588 Skype: sanity
