This paper presents a method to monitor information of a large-sized multicast group that can follow the group's dynamics in real-time while avoiding feedback implosion by using probabilistic polling. In particular, this paper improves the probabilistic-polling-based approach by deriving a reference mean value as the reference control value for the number of expected feedback from the properties of a binomial estimation model. As a result, our method adaptively changes its estimation parameters depending on the feedback from receivers in order to achieve a fast estimate time with high accuracy, while preventing the possible occurrence of feedback implosion. Our experimental implementation and evaluation on PlanetLab showed that the proposed method effectively controls the number of feedback and accurately estimates the size of a dynamic multicast group.
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Achmad BASUKI, Achmad Husni THAMRIN, Hitoshi ASAEDA, Jun MURAI, "Real-Time Monitoring of Multicast Group Information" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E93-D, no. 8, pp. 2213-2222, August 2010, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E93.D.2213.
Abstract: This paper presents a method to monitor information of a large-sized multicast group that can follow the group's dynamics in real-time while avoiding feedback implosion by using probabilistic polling. In particular, this paper improves the probabilistic-polling-based approach by deriving a reference mean value as the reference control value for the number of expected feedback from the properties of a binomial estimation model. As a result, our method adaptively changes its estimation parameters depending on the feedback from receivers in order to achieve a fast estimate time with high accuracy, while preventing the possible occurrence of feedback implosion. Our experimental implementation and evaluation on PlanetLab showed that the proposed method effectively controls the number of feedback and accurately estimates the size of a dynamic multicast group.
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