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If we can track the network topology and easily identify who is connected to who, then possibly we can use this information to understand how to more intelligently select signing sets. For example, we can select signing sets based on the direct connections to peers conditioned on their reputation.
More explicitly, if understanding the network topology is deterministic and everyone has the same view at a certain finalized block, then we can select and rank all strongly connected sets by aggregate reputation and select sets that way.
Task
Investigate how polkadot tracks network topology and other available methods in Substrate.
Implement in DKG.
Test with test harness.
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Overview
If we can track the network topology and easily identify who is connected to who, then possibly we can use this information to understand how to more intelligently select signing sets. For example, we can select signing sets based on the direct connections to peers conditioned on their reputation.
More explicitly, if understanding the network topology is deterministic and everyone has the same view at a certain finalized block, then we can select and rank all strongly connected sets by aggregate reputation and select sets that way.
Task
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: