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Early stopping in global data computation

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Carole Delporte-Gallet *
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Hugues Fauconnier
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Michel Raynal
DOI:10.1109/TPDS.2003.1233713delete
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The Global Data Computation problem consists of providing each process with the same vector (with one entry per process) such that each entry is filled by a value provided by the corresponding process. This paper presents a protocol that solves this problem in an asynchronous distributed system where processes can crash, but equipped with a perfect failure detector. This protocol requires that processes execute asynchronous computation rounds. The number of rounds is upper bounded by min(f + 2, t + 1, n), where n, 1, and f represent the total number of processes, the maximum number of processes that can crash, and the number of processes that actually crash, respectively. This value is a lower bound for the number of rounds when t < n - 1. To our knowledge, this protocol is the first to achieve this lower bound. Interestingly, this protocol meets the same lower bound as the one required in synchronous systems.
Keyword:
asynchronous distributed systems
crash failure
distributed computing
early stopping
fault tolerance
global data
perfect failure detector
reliability
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