Good-case latency refers to the minimal time delay experienced under optimal network conditions or system performance. This metric represents the fastest possible response time or transaction processing speed. It assumes ideal circumstances, such as low network congestion and efficient resource allocation. Good-case latency provides a benchmark for a system’s peak operational speed.
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In high-performance blockchain networks and decentralized applications, good-case latency is a key performance indicator, highlighting a protocol’s potential efficiency. The current focus involves optimizing network architecture and consensus mechanisms to consistently achieve and maintain these low latency figures. Ongoing research aims to reduce this latency further to enhance user experience and application responsiveness.
Researchers found that optimal consensus latency in dynamic systems is governed by irrational thresholds, like the Golden Ratio, redefining security limits.
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