Leadership Election Formal Model Sample Clauses

Leadership Election Formal Model. ‌ In our model, products are represented by nodes, which have an internal memory used to store information about the current state of the network. The communication between these nodes is given by a transport layer, which is in turn composed of smaller entities called bus cells. These small entities provide a unidirectional point-to-point communication between two nodes in the network of products. Moreover, a relevant feature of this transport layer is the fact that it can detect whether nodes are on or off. The SoS consists of a fully connected network, where the nodes exchange messages via bus cells. These exchanged messages are formed by a priority (or petition), which is a natural number representing the eagerness of the node to become a leader, and a claim, which represents the state of the node in the election process (undecided, leader or follower). The leader is elected based on the priority of the nodes. After this brief introduction to the system and the model, we describe in details the CML model conceived. To begin with, we describe the datatypes used in the model. The type IO is used to express the directionality of the event on a channel. The type CLAIM contains the possible claims that a node can make. It also contains a token <minusone>, used in the bus cell process to indicate it is empty. PACK is a record containing a claim and a priority, this represents the data exchanged between nodes. The NODE COMM type describes the messages exchanged be- tween nodes and bus cells. The MEM PACK type is a record containing an id and a pack. This data informs the current state (pair of priority and claim), of the node identified by id . LEADERS, HPETITION and HPETITIONID are types representing the data exchanged between a node’s memory and the node itself for determing the number of leaders, the highest petition and the id of the node having the highest petition, respectively. MEM COMM represents the type describing the possible interaction between a node and its memory. NODES IDS is the set of node identifiers, and DIST is the distribution of the priority values. N RANGE is a type representing the interval of the number of leaders of an election round. types IO = <inn>|<out> CLAIM = <leader> | <follower> | <undecided> | <off> | <minusone> PACK :: c : CLAIM p : DIST NODE_COMM = <xxXx> | <isOff> | <req> | <ack> | PACK | <timeout> MEM_PACK :: id : NODES_IDS p : PACK LEADERS :: n : N_RANGE HPETITION :: n : DIST HPETITIONID :: n : NODES_IDS MEM_COMM = MEM_...
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