2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11277-020-07448-2
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Energy Efficient Resource Scheduling Using Optimization Based Neural Network in Mobile Cloud Computing

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“…Here, the comparison of proposed MFCSNN approach is compared with the BAT and NN approach presented by Akki and Vijayarajan [8]. III.…”
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“…Here, the comparison of proposed MFCSNN approach is compared with the BAT and NN approach presented by Akki and Vijayarajan [8]. III.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…III. The comparison has been made with the existing work performed by Akki and Vijayarajan (2020) [8] using BAT with ANN approach to optimize the power by selecting the best value among the available values of the generated solution. The aim of the researchers is to route mobile users to the server without interruption in services as well as with minimum power consumption.…”
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“…With respect to using the Mobile Cloud Computing concept, an important aspect is that the optimization of resources concerns not only the mobile device but the cloud as well [23] [24]. In [23], the authors demonstrate that it is possible to optimize resource usage in MCC by applying common patterns used in traditional cloud computing, whereas in [24], the authors propose optimization the power consumption in the data center based on neural network.…”
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“…As these services are paid according to their use model, mobility, cost, and interactivity are the main challenges to the existing MCC paradigm. Another challenge for the MCC paradigm for microservices-based applications is cost-efficient resource scheduling for Mobile processes/tasks [12]. Task Scheduling is one of the most concerning topics in mobile cloud computing due to the limited capabilities of mobile devices, storage restrictions, Task processing capabilities, and network bandwidth requirements.…”
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