2018
DOI: 10.1109/mcc.2018.053711665
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An Edge Cloud-Assisted CPSS Framework for Smart City

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“…The energy efficiency maximization problem was described as a nonlinear optimization problem, which was converted into a convex optimization problem by relaxation transformation method, and the optimal solution for user selection and power allocation was given. Wang et al [14] described the problem of energy consumption minimization as an optimization problem considering task relevance, and designed an efficient collaborative task computing offloading strategy to solve this problem. Li et al [15] used execution delay and task success rate as performance indexes to evaluate offloading strategy, and proposed a low-complexity dynamic offloading decision algorithm.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The energy efficiency maximization problem was described as a nonlinear optimization problem, which was converted into a convex optimization problem by relaxation transformation method, and the optimal solution for user selection and power allocation was given. Wang et al [14] described the problem of energy consumption minimization as an optimization problem considering task relevance, and designed an efficient collaborative task computing offloading strategy to solve this problem. Li et al [15] used execution delay and task success rate as performance indexes to evaluate offloading strategy, and proposed a low-complexity dynamic offloading decision algorithm.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Control and management problems arising in CPSS call for a diverse list of supporting technologies and approaches including but not limited to: cloud computing [34], tensor computation [35], linguistic dynamic systems and computing with words [36]- [37], and parallel learning [33].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others may implement economical analysis to highlight potential or deficiency of running an aggregator/DLT framework at community level as an accompaniment study to our work. • Health, safety, income and productivity effects [4] • Rural electrification policy [5] • Energy access [6] • Energy deprivation; energy & fuel poverty [7] • Special examination of energy poverty in EU [8] • Special examination of energy transition in Germany [9] • Energy poverty policies in EU [10] • Energy vulnerability [11] • Energy access & rural electrification [12] • Rural electrification; Empirical study [13] • Energy access & rural electrification [14] • Grid expansion [15] • Energy poverty & affordability [16] • Energy poverty & distributed generation [17] • Strategic challenges to global energy system [18] • Method development to measure the energy poverty [19] • Socio-technical systems & energy governance [20] • Energy efficiency [21] • Geographic interpretation of energy poverty [22] • Multi-dimensional energy poverty index [23] • Energy poverty negative effects [24] • Energy poverty negative effects; Indonesia case [25] • Energy poverty environmental effects [26] • Concept of pervasive spaces [27] • Intelligent transportation application [28] • Device-to-device application [29] • Urban sensing [30] • Layer-based design of the CPSS [31] • Component-based design of the CPSS [32] • Metamodel-based representation [33] • CPSS for micro-grid management [34] • CPSS & concept of smart cities; cloud application [35] • Tensor computation & big data [36] • Linguistic dynamic systems for CPSS [37]...…”
Section: Conclusion Limitations and Future Research Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The development of AI and big data has greatly promoted the progress of urban public transportation. Plenty of traffic control strategies and AI algorithms have developed regarding big data and the growing need for real-time traffic information in ITS [25,26]. CPSS-UPTDN provides a novel approach to merge heterogeneous data and AI models for traffic prediction and resource dispatching.…”
Section: The Integration Of Ai and Big Data In Cpss-uptdnmentioning
confidence: 99%