Heterogeneous Agreement Sample Clauses

Heterogeneous Agreement. In contrast to conventional consensus systems where each node can validate and vote on all possible requests, not all vehicles within a platoon might be able to validate the same set of requested transitions. For example, a vehicle approaching the tail of a platoon can probably only be sensed by the last vehicle of the platoon. We therefore propose a more detailed role assignment. In our consensus system there are seven distinct roles: • Requester: vehicle that requests an operation • Receiver: processes requests from a Requester • Responder: responds to Requester when consensus is p1 p2 p3 p4 req ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 ack 1 ack 2 ack 3 reply v5 Figure 3: Join request, normal operation, 2P2S: Vehicle v sends the request to the platoon vehicles p4 and p3. p4 will start a consensus • Proposer: proposes a new system state • Validator: can validate a proposed state • Acceptor: can vote for a proposed state • Learner: will receive accepted state
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