Abstract
In a semantic routed network (SRN), messages are routed based on the meaning of the message key. This means network nodes can be addressed by the meaning of the data content. Providing fast and successful semantic routing for any key is a challenging task due to conflicting performance demands. We present semantic routing table optimizing techniques to realize small world topology for fast and successful message routing. Our simulation shows that a SRN of 1000 nodes can achieve a competitive 57% routing success within 6 messaging delays, and have message delivery response of 3.3 messaging delays.
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