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Images showing three different types of networks: (A) Centralized: A single central "hub" with connections to all other nodes. (B) Decentralized: A number of "backbone" nodes which connect to each other, and minor nodes connecting to the backbone nodes. (C) Distributed: A large number of nodes which are more or less equal, each linking to their immediate neighbors.

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Images showing three different types of networks: (A) Centralized: A single central "hub" with connections to all other nodes. (B) Decentralized: A number of "backbone" nodes which connect to each other, and minor nodes connecting to the backbone nodes. (C) Distributed: A large number of nodes which are more or less equal, each linking to their immediate neighbors.
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Jürgen Hubert (juergen_hubert@thefolklore.cafe)'s status on Monday, 16-Dec-2024 00:12:16 JST Jürgen Hubert
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4/ @cwebber cited the "On Distributed Communications" paper by Paul Baran, which is well worth a look. It has an image showcasing three different types of networks:
(A) Centralized
(B) Decentralized
(C) Distributed

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