diffusive-routing
Entropy-minimizing network routing — packets are routed along paths of minimum entropic resistance, with the resistance field evolving under a Turing-style reaction-diffusion process driven by network load.
A self-contained synthetic routing testbed: a NetworkX topology (datacenter
fat-tree or random), an entropic resistance field ρ_ij = baseline / (1 + Γ_ij · C_ij), a modified-Dijkstra router that follows that field, and a
reaction-diffusion update dρ/dt = D∇²ρ - kΓρ + f(load) that lets the field
adapt over time. All values reported by the system are computed live from
the simulation — there is no fabricated benchmark data.
Installation
pip install diffusive-routing
# with visualisation support (matplotlib)
pip install "diffusive-routing[viz]"
Usage
# Run a simulation cycle on the default datacenter fat-tree topology
diffusive-routing run --topology datacenter-fat-tree --packets 1000
# Compare diffusive routing against a static shortest-path (OSPF-like) baseline
diffusive-routing compare-ospf --topology random --packets 200
# Visualise the entropic resistance field
diffusive-routing visualise --save-path field.png
Or use it as a library:
from diffusive_routing import DiffusiveRouting
system = DiffusiveRouting()
result = system.run_cycle(n_packets=1000)
print(result)
print(system.get_crep_state()) # {"C": ..., "R": ..., "E": ..., "P": ..., "Gamma": ...}
print(system.get_utac_state()) # {"H": ..., "dH_dt": ..., "H_star": ..., ...}
How it works
- Entropic resistance field (
entropy_field.py) — per-link resistance derived from the link's CREP state; lower resistance means a more attractive path. - Reaction-diffusion (
reaction_diffusion.py) — the resistance field diffuses across neighbouring links and decays/reinforces based on utilization, so congestion on one link gradually reroutes traffic onto neighbours. - Router (
router.py) — routes eachPacketvia shortest path under the current resistance weights (a diffusive analogue of Dijkstra). - S_A / S_V duality (
sa_sv_duality.py) — tracks the action entropy of routed paths (S_A, routing cost) against the volume entropy of traffic incident on a destination (S_V), exposing a Lagrangian-style scoreL_net = -S_A + S_V. - CREP tensor (
crep_network.py) — per-link and network-wide Coherence / Resonance / Emergence / Poetics-diversity state, aggregated into a singleΓvia a geometric mean. - Benchmark (
benchmark.py) —compare-ospfruns the same (src, dst) pairs through both diffusive routing and a static shortest-path baseline and reports throughput/hop/resistance deltas.
Role in the GenesisAeon Ecosystem
diffusive-routing is package P30 in the GenesisAeon ecosystem,
covering the network science domain. It implements the GenesisAeon
Diamond Interface (run_cycle, get_crep_state, get_utac_state,
get_phase_events, to_zenodo_record) on top of the UTAC/CREP tensor
framework shared across the ecosystem, targeting a routing Γ setpoint of
approximately 0.443 (efficiency η = tanh(σ·Γ), σ = 2.2).
Citation
DOI will be assigned automatically on first GitHub Release once Zenodo–GitHub integration is enabled for this repo.
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