ArticleScientific reports2017
Enhancing robustness of interdependent network under recovery based on a two-layer-protection strategy.
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Abstract
The robustness of coupled networks has attracted great attention recently, because the spread of failures from one network to its coupled network makes the coupled networks more vulnerable. Most existing achievements mainly focused on the integrity properties of coupled networks. However, failures also exist when networks are being reconstructed. Moreover, existing node-protection methods which aim to enhance the robustness of coupled networks only protect the influential nodes in one layer. In this paper, firstly, a two-layer-protection strategy is proposed to enhance the robustness of coupled networks under their reconstruction. Secondly, we adopt five strategies based on different centralities to select influential nodes, and propose a two-layer vision for each of them. Lastly, experiments on three different coupled networks show that by applying the two-layer-protection strategy, the robustness of coupled networks can be enhanced more efficiently compared with other methods which only protect nodes in one layer.
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