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The ONE Knowledge Base

The Opportunistic Network Environment (ONE) simulator has become largely popular and widely used in research on DTNs and Opportunistic Networks. The simulator has an associated friendly community, where users can ask questions and get their doubts clarified. Indeed, the community is vibrant and its members are useful. However, there are two issues with this community.

First, the archives of the community's mailing list are not public. This is unlike many other similar lists hosted using Mailman, which are public and, therefore, can be searched using Google. Hence, time and again people have asked the question -- how to search the email archives?

The second issue is largely due to the first. Due to the lack of searching facility over the archives, often same question tend to be asked by the new users repeatedly. People here are patient enough to reply to them. But such necessity could be entirely discounted had there been a facility to search the archives. In particular, it would be useful to point to the users the specific emails matching one or more user provided search keyword(s).

Enter the ONE Knowledge Base (ONE KB) to the rescue!

The ONE KB is an online platform meant for searching the email archives of the community's mailing list. This will, therefore, enable the users of the ONE simulator to search using suitable keywords if their query has already been answered earlier.



Similar to other search engines, the ONE KB presents a list of matching documents (emails in this context) based on the input keyword(s). A user can click on these individual items to view the corresponding email in detail. As of today, the archives from November 2007 to April 2014 have been indexed. So, next time you have a question, give the ONE KB a try :)

However, please note that this is no alternative to actual mailing list pointed above.
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  1. UnknownJune 5, 2014 at 8:24 PM

    hi,
    i have two questions:
    1.By changing node selfish degree how to calculate no.of selfish nodes?
    2.how much selfish node can detect using this function(/**
    * Returns if the nodes wants to cooperate or not
    */
    public boolean wantToCooperate() {

    if (this.selfishdegree <= 0)
    return true;

    Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
    Random n = new Random(cal.getTimeInMillis());
    int rn = (n.nextInt(100)+1);
    if (rn > this.selfishdegree)
    return true;
    else
    return false;
    }
    )
    please answers me of these questions.
    thx&regards
    --
    Atul Sharma
    (DCRUST Murthal)

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    1. Barun SahaJune 5, 2014 at 11:32 PM

      Hi Atul,

      Perhaps it would be helpful if you contact the author of the above code :)

      Delete
    2. UnknownJune 6, 2014 at 5:56 AM

      hey acually they don't reply my email that's why i ask these queries to you if possible please help its really urgent

      Delete
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