2016
DOI: 10.1109/jsyst.2014.2314861
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Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing Using the Uncertainty Principle of Game Theory

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“…Game theory [34] is concerned with strategic decision making among two or more players. It has been used by various authors for game-based learning [35], [36], for industrial decision making [37]- [39], in cloud computing environment [40], [41], and many others. A little work is dedicated to the use of game theory in IoT such as for studying tradeoff between energy consumption and bandwidth [42] and implementing security in eHealth systems [43].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Game theory [34] is concerned with strategic decision making among two or more players. It has been used by various authors for game-based learning [35], [36], for industrial decision making [37]- [39], in cloud computing environment [40], [41], and many others. A little work is dedicated to the use of game theory in IoT such as for studying tradeoff between energy consumption and bandwidth [42] and implementing security in eHealth systems [43].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the help of simulations, the CPU module is useful for IaaS administrators to correct usage of VM and proficiently notice the resources with reservation parameters and SLA. To avoid underutilization of resources, Pillai and Rao [128] expose the usage of the uncertainty standards of game theory to model association development between machines in cloud. The benefit of the proposed method avoids the complexities of integer programming by explaining the optimization issue of coalition formation.…”
Section: Utilization Aware Resource Allocationmentioning
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“…Energy-aware resource allocation methods have been proposed in References [12] and [13].Reference [14] has proposed a formalism based on the Event-B language for specifying Cloud resource allocation policies in business process models and analyzed its correctness according to user requirements and resource capabilities. Reference [15] has proposed a resource allocation mechanism for machines on the cloud, based on the principles of coalition formation and the uncertainty principle of game theory. Reference [16] has proposed dynamic resource allocation with the combinational auction model.…”
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confidence: 99%