Website that allows you to see what the outcome of the US elections could have been if different seat allocation algorithms were used.
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Distributed Computing lab programs for the computer engineering field.
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Election algorithm simulation(ring algorithm, Andrew Tanenbaum's variant) in WinForms using .NET sockets mechanism and UDP protocol.
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Implementation of the Bully Algorithm for Distributed Systems in Java.
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basic terminal simulation of election algorithms - a) bully algorithm
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Distributed algorithms simulation with RMI: Total Message Ordering & Global State Detection Chandy-Lamport & The election algorithm of Afek and Gafni for asynchronus network.
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Implementation of Chang-Roberts Election Algorithm in OMNeT++ Discrete Event Simulator
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