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Path similarity evaluation using Bloom filters

Donnet et al., 2012

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5066225444261166605
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Donnet B
Gueye B
Kaafar M
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Computer Networks

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The performance of several Internet applications often relies on the measurability of path similarity between different participants. In particular, the performance of content distribution networks mainly relies on the awareness of content sources topology information. It is …
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