proposer
- noun
- /prəˈpoʊzər/
- Specialized
- During the consensus protocol, the proposer initiates a proposal that other nodes can either accept or reject.
Examples
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In a distributed computing environment, the proposer suggests a value that nodes must agree upon.
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Each proposer plays a crucial role in determining the final decision by presenting a value for agreement.
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In the standard human version of the game, two unfamiliar players are assigned the roles of proposer and responder.
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The responder, in turn, resolves whether to accept the proposer's offer.
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The proposer provisionally receives a gift of money and decides whether and how to divide it with the expectant responder.
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There's a proposal responder proposer proposes some split off the the Pi responder can accept or reject.
Synonyms
A person who proposes a formal idea at a meeting for others to vote on
A person who sends an application, proposal, or document for others to consider
A person who offers an idea or plan for others to consider
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Etymology
Proposer comes from the Latin parts pro- 'forth' and ponere 'to put'. In computer systems a proposer is the program or machine that 'puts forward' a value for others to agree on, so the name fits its job in making the first suggestion.