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68164de27a414aebcb06 · Systemic Risks/Benefits of Selfish Network Operations & Management in Dynamic Environment

Systemic Risks/Benefits of Selfish Network Operations & Management in Dynamic Environment

Allowing selfish agents to acquire and exploit system information has both positive and negative effects on the overall performance of resource allocation systems. The positive effect results from reduction in the uncertainty inherently present in large

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