There is a way to model computer networks (in terms of latency, bandwidth, packet size, etc.) through (stochastic?temporized?) automata? If I look for networked automata, I only find automata about "local" network of interacting components (e.g., cells)
An interesting question. I am glad that interesting reflections, responses and conclusions have emerged that may be an inspiration to continue research in this area. Therefore, I am still reading the answers, following the interesting discussion. Best wishes
I would like to model a computer network as an automata in which nodes are devices and edges are connection links, each of which with some features (delay, bandwith, packet loss probability, etc)
Hi
you can use model similar to Turing machine.
If you want to help you, please give me more details about your model, to work with you.
An interesting question. I am glad that interesting reflections, responses and conclusions have emerged that may be an inspiration to continue research in this area. Therefore, I am still reading the answers, following the interesting discussion. Best wishes
Dear Claudio Savaglio, Thank you very much for asking this very important question.
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Automata and computer networks?
this is a very important issue that requires scientific research.
Automata and computer networks and the issues of model computer networks are particularly important issues in the context of the functioning of enterprises, management of the effectiveness of business entities and IT systems risk management.
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