Dynamic Transaction Management for System Level Quality-of-Service in Mobile APs

Kim, Joongbaik; Song, Yong Ho

doi:10.1109/tce.2018.2843287

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“…Because the data quality from consumers' devices in MEC heavily relies on the hardware of devices such as CPUs, GPUs, and memory capacity, as well as the network performance [22], it is imperative to analyze the data quality from multiple aspects to screen users into various categories and design feasible incentive mechanisms to meet the demand for high data-quality and low latency.…”

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Data-Quality Aware Incentive Mechanism Based on Stackelberg Game in Mobile Edge Computing

LUO,

WANG,

et al. 2024

IEICE Trans. Fundamentals

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Crowdsourcing becomes a popular data-collection method to relieve the burden of high cost and latency for data-gathering. Since the involved users in crowdsourcing are volunteers, need incentives to encourage them to provide data. However, the current incentive mechanisms mostly pay attention to the data quantity, while ignoring the data quality. In this paper, we design a Data-quality awaRe IncentiVe mEchanism (DRIVE) for collaborative tasks based on the Stackelberg game to motivate users with high quality, the highlight of which is the dynamic reward allocation scheme based on the proposed data quality evaluation method. In order to guarantee the data quality evaluation response in real-time, we introduce the mobile edge computing framework. Finally, one case study is given and its real-data experiments demonstrate the superior performance of DRIVE.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Data-Quality Aware Incentive Mechanism Based on Stackelberg Game in Mobile Edge Computing

LUO,

WANG,

et al. 2024

IEICE Trans. Fundamentals

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Optimized Pointing to Improving the Performance of Optical Metro Networks Based on Mono-Static Free-Space-Optical Transceivers

López-Leyva

Talamantes-Álvarez

Ramos-García

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE International Autumn Meeting on Power, Electronics and Computing (ROPEC)

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Security and Privacy Issues in Wireless Networks

Azhar¹,

Ngoo²,

Kim³

et al. 2020

Preprint

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Communication between devices has transitioned from wired to unwired. Wireless networks have been in use widely around the globe since the advent of smartphones, IoT devices and other technologies that are compatible with wireless mode of communication. At the same time security issues have also increased in such communication methods. The aim of this paper is to propose security and privacy issues of the wireless networks and present them through comprehensive surveys. In context of security issues, there are 2 typical DDoS attacks - HTTP flood and SYN flood. Other than DDoS attacks, there are several other threats to wireless networks. One of the most prevalent include security issues in Internet of Things. In terms of privacy issues in a wireless network, location-based applications, individual data, cellular network and V2G (Vehicle to Grid) network are surveyed. The survey is hosted using questionnaire and responses of 70 participants is recorded. It is observed from the survey results that many groups of people lack the knowledge of security and privacy of wireless technologies and networks despite their increased use, however, students are relatively more aware and have strong knowledge of those issues. It is concluded from the results that an effective solution to these problems can be hosting campaigns for spreading the security and privacy laws to help the groups of people who are lagging behind in this domain of knowledge become more aware. A unique solution is also presented to overcome the security issues which include implementation of detection and mitigation techniques, implementing Blockchain in the IoT devices and implementing fog computing solutions. The unique solutions to overcome the privacy issues are proposed in the form of a privacy approach from the LBS server between pairs of users to increase the implementation of DSPM and blockchain as a solution.

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Dynamic Transaction Management for System Level Quality-of-Service in Mobile APs

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Data-Quality Aware Incentive Mechanism Based on Stackelberg Game in Mobile Edge Computing

Data-Quality Aware Incentive Mechanism Based on Stackelberg Game in Mobile Edge Computing

Optimized Pointing to Improving the Performance of Optical Metro Networks Based on Mono-Static Free-Space-Optical Transceivers

Security and Privacy Issues in Wireless Networks

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