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Biologically Inspired Attack Detection in Superpeer-Based P2P Overlay Networkserlay by targeting high-degree nodes. Our strategy is based on the diffusion of an “alert hormone” through the overlay network, in response to node failures. A high level of hormone concentration in a node induce that node to switch protocol. That leads to a self-organized modification of the entire

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Dynamic Hawk and Dove Games within Flocks of Birdsl (Doves). The game allows to predict whether one of the behaviors will dominate the other or whether we may expect coexistence of both at a long run; in the latter case it allows to predict what fraction of the population will be aggressive and what peaceful. This game is quite relevant to networki

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52151-5MOGA) is proposed to solve such an NP-hard problem. We show through empirical experiments that the MOGA provides a representative sample of the efficient set. We also develop an upper bound for the first objective, to validate the quality of the generated potentially efficient solutions.

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