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THE NUMBER OF TORRENTS (FILES) AND USERS PER BT WEB SITE. nodule); we call this process multi-source traceroute.

Table 1 THE NUMBER OF TORRENTS (FILES) AND USERS PER BT WEB SITE. nodule); we call this process multi-source traceroute.

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Fig. 1. The MULTIPROBE framework for correlated measurements of large scale overlay networks and the Internet. TABLE I
Fig. 1. The MULTIPROBE framework for correlated measurements of large scale overlay networks and the Internet. TABLE I
A SUMMARY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRACKED FILES. TABLE II
A SUMMARY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRACKED FILES. TABLE II
STATISTICS OF THE SIZE OF OUR MEASUREMENTS. TABLE III as Oldenburg (DE), and Hemdon (USA)-are also highly ranked, and cover 10% of the total users. B. Location analysis
STATISTICS OF THE SIZE OF OUR MEASUREMENTS. TABLE III as Oldenburg (DE), and Hemdon (USA)-are also highly ranked, and cover 10% of the total users. B. Location analysis
THE PERCENTAGES OF USERS PER CONTINENT AND COUNTRY. Fig. 2. The users’ Internet Organizations location: (a) CDF of number of users; (b) CDF of users’ weights. The horizontal axis shows the rank of Internet organizations, with respect to their percentage.
THE PERCENTAGES OF USERS PER CONTINENT AND COUNTRY. Fig. 2. The users’ Internet Organizations location: (a) CDF of number of users; (b) CDF of users’ weights. The horizontal axis shows the rank of Internet organizations, with respect to their percentage.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF IP PATH HOP COUNT, AS TRAVERSALS, AND INTRA-AS PATH HOP COUNT FOR PATHS BETWEEN PLANETLAB PEERS AND OVERLAY NETWORK PEERS WHICH HAVE CONTACTED THEM. Fig. 3. The distribution of measured RTT: (a) detailed distribution and zoom to RTTs below 1.5 seconds; (b) CDF of RIT. The vertical axis shows the respective percentages of numbers of RTTs.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF IP PATH HOP COUNT, AS TRAVERSALS, AND INTRA-AS PATH HOP COUNT FOR PATHS BETWEEN PLANETLAB PEERS AND OVERLAY NETWORK PEERS WHICH HAVE CONTACTED THEM. Fig. 3. The distribution of measured RTT: (a) detailed distribution and zoom to RTTs below 1.5 seconds; (b) CDF of RIT. The vertical axis shows the respective percentages of numbers of RTTs.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF USERS AND USER WEIGHTS PER TCP PORT.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF USERS AND USER WEIGHTS PER TCP PORT.
Fig. 4. Average bandwidth per swarm size in BitTorrent.
Fig. 4. Average bandwidth per swarm size in BitTorrent.
Fig. 5. Application-level bandwidth: (a) number of users per bandwidth, value; (b) number of users per bandwidth, CDF
Fig. 5. Application-level bandwidth: (a) number of users per bandwidth, value; (b) number of users per bandwidth, CDF
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