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The expected growth was attributed to high probation revocation rates, low parole rates and a lack of access to treatment programs in and out of prison.
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Last year, Texas had the lowest parole revocation rate of the decade, with about 8 percent of parolees returning to prison.
Fig. 21 Revocation time Fig. 22 Revocation rate.
The node's trustworthiness determines the revocation rate.
Security-related simulation parameters such as security level, attack model, the rate of detection, revocation time and revocation rate.
Moreover, the proposed trust application shows its betterment in the revocation process in terms of revocation rate and time.
A revocation rate can be defined as the rate of rate of attackers revoked before launching the attacks.
The revocation rate depends on the number of revocations made against node n i, as well as the number of attacker node n i made.
Compared with the conventional methods, this scheme has lower revocation time and higher revocation rate in order to guarantee a secured MANET framework.
From the analysis, we can observe that in the trust-based certificate management strategy, the increases in revocation time, revocation rate, cost or CRL list is almost maintained at constant, and hence, the system is scalable.
The stats back that up: Twentypercentt of the program's participants reoffended last year, far lower than the 47percentt average revocation rate for the same category of offenders between 2007 and 2012, according to an annual report on the program.
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