2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00542-019-04459-3
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Trust model for wireless network security based on the edge computing

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“…With the advancement of technical means, the network education management service model is relatively limited and does not meet the development requirements of the times. It is unavoidable that network education management will be digitalized and informationized [17][18][19]. The rapid development of scientific and technical revolutions has resulted in the online education platform, which includes online education statistics and management capabilities.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the advancement of technical means, the network education management service model is relatively limited and does not meet the development requirements of the times. It is unavoidable that network education management will be digitalized and informationized [17][18][19]. The rapid development of scientific and technical revolutions has resulted in the online education platform, which includes online education statistics and management capabilities.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e current research on application partitioning and scheduling is mainly based on the cloud computing scenario, when different microservices are scheduled by the partitioning algorithm and assigned to the same cloud center, by default there is no communication cost between them, and all communication time cost comes from the cross-end communication cost when scheduling to different clouds [15]. e coupling between different microservices, such as function calls, or the transfer of data, is then represented by the edges of two nodes on the graph, and the input/output data of the microservices transferred between computing servers include data and code related to the microservices (e.g., application data such as image/video data, mobile system settings, parameters, program code, intermediate state, and return values of method calls) [16]. For applications or services to reduce latency, the entire model has two types of time costs, one is the computational time cost of running the microservice locally or scheduling to an offsite server, represented by the weights of the nodes, and the other is the time cost of communication and data transfer between microservices, represented by the weights of the edges.…”
Section: Modeling Edge Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The core concept of edge computing is a distributed computing form that places computing resources and data storage at the edge nodes of the network [16] and supports new human-centric services by providing users with low-latency service awareness and controllable network transmission costs [17]. It gives full play to the advantages of large broadband, low latency, and wide link in 5G network [18].…”
Section: Relevant Workmentioning
confidence: 99%