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The proposed SPS also possesses good scalability and robustness to failure of super-peers.

Scientific workflow management systems (WMS) are a possible solution in this context as they provide improved maintainability and robustness to failure over plain shell scripts.

The curves are averaged over three independent runs Figure 7 Robustness to failure of three big cities: Paris, London, and New York City.

In the proposed procedure a design is certified if the robustness to failure from uncertain fluctuations exceeds a code-specified threshold.

Four performance metrics are emphasized in the experiments: (1) convergence time of the SPS and the impact of parameters (e.g., the maximum capacity of super-peers) on the SPS's convergence time, compared to related work SG-1 [11]; (2) communication overhead compared to SG-1; (3) scalability in comparison to SG-1, and (4) the SPS's robustness to failure of super-peers compared to SG-1.

An unweighted least squares factor analysis (ULS) was the method for factor extraction used in our exploratory factor analysis (EFA) in view of its robustness to failure of normality and heteroscedasticity of the data.

These include scalability, flexibility and robustness to failures.

We then summarize and discuss our results for both convergence of coverage and robustness to failures.

Compared to Topology 2, Topology 3, for instance decreases the services robustness to failures in the infrastructure (0.1890<0.2112) and to failure in the platform (0.0955<0.1421).

ER-ER on the other hand demonstrates a strong robustness to failures with it securing more than 85% of its coverage when 80% of its edges are removed.

In a major departure from traditional "monolithic" satellites, an F6 system is a cluster of heterogeneous, free-flying, wirelessly interconnected modules that evolves over time to provide better robustness to failures and flexibility to changing needs and improving technologies.