Nested game-based computation offloading scheme for Mobile Cloud IoT systems

Kim, Sung-Wook

doi:10.1186/s13638-015-0456-5

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“…It allows the clients to create ad hoc clouds using the IoT and other computing devices in the nearby physical environment while maintaining the flexibility of cloud computing. To improve the efficiency of offloading a computation to an IoT-based MCC environment, Kim [2015] proposes a nested game model that approaches an optimal solution for the offloading computation in the distributed IoT system.…”

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Fundamental Challenges Toward Making the IoT a Reachable Reality

Xue

Nazarian

et al. 2017

ACM Trans. Des. Autom. Electron. Syst.

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Constantly advancing integration capability is paving the way for the construction of the extremely large scale continuum of the Internet where entities or things from vastly varied domains are uniquely addressable and interacting seamlessly to form a giant networked system of systems known as the Internet-of-Things (IoT). In contrast to this visionary networked system paradigm, prior research efforts on the IoT are still very fragmented and confined to disjoint explorations of different applications, architecture, security, services, protocol, and economical domains, thus preventing design exploration and optimization from a unified and global perspective. In this context, this survey article first proposes a mathematical modeling framework that is rich in expressivity to capture IoT characteristics from a global perspective. It also sets forward a set of fundamental challenges in sensing, decentralized computation, robustness, energy efficiency, and hardware security based on the proposed modeling framework. Possible solutions are discussed to shed light on future development of the IoT system paradigm. . 2017. Fundamental challenges toward making IoT a reachable reality: A model-centric investigation.

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confidence: 99%

Fundamental Challenges Toward Making the IoT a Reachable Reality

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Nazarian

et al. 2017

ACM Trans. Des. Autom. Electron. Syst.

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“…On the contrary, in a noncooperative game, this agreement cannot be reached. Today, game theory applies to a wide range of strategic selection problems, and it is now an umbrella term for the science of logical decision-making processes [9][10][11].…”

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Novel Data Sponsoring Control Scheme Based on the Dual-Leader Stackelberg Game Model

Kim

2019

Mobile Information Systems

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In the phase of the process that will lead to the future 5G networks, the demand of mobile data usage will continue to rise sharply, and the high cost of data will become a critical concern. As a major paradigm shift, data sponsoring has been introduced with the hope of benefiting the practice of the telecommunication industry. e main idea of data sponsoring is to subsidize the service payment while appealing to more users; it can potentially generate more profit gains for both the users and the system operators. In this paper, the intelligent interactions of three network entities, i.e., the users, the service providers, and the content providers, are analyzed based on the basic ideas of game theory, and we design an effective data sponsoring control scheme using a novel dual-leader Stackelberg game model. As dual leaders, service and content providers share the profit in a cooperative manner, and mobile users react individually to the leaders in a competitive manner. By employing different game methodologies, we investigate the mutual relationship between the network entities and aim to balance the user's payoff and the system revenue. To validate the proposed approach, an analytic simulation model and numerical results are provided to demonstrate the efficiency and feasibility of the proposed approach under the 5G network infrastructure. Finally, we provide further challenges and various future opportunities in this research area.

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“…As similar, when the application codes build the user interface or handle interaction with a user. But, there are many applications effective in MCC which have intensive computations as gaming applications suggested by Joselli et al (2012), Chen (2015), Zamith et al (2011) and Kim (2015). Chen et al (2011), Huang et al (2012) and Vecchio et al (2015) use augmented reality applications, health monitoring applications (Kulkarni et al, 2014;Hanen et al, 2016;Nkosi and Mekuria, 2010), virus scan applications (Kosta et al, 2011) and image recognition applications (Ayad et al, 2014;Somasundaram et al, 2011;Arshad et al, 2017).…”

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A new energy-preserving cloud offloading algorithm for smart mobile devices

Said

Salem

Sayed

2019

IJHI

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The advent of mobile devices becomes the way for various technological developments in mobile communication and information technology. However, mobile users expect to access computational intensive applications through resource constrained mobile devices. Consequently the growing demands for boosting the computations, storage and memory resources became essential for mobile devices. A new trend to incorporate mobile devices and cloud resources with the existence of the network connectivity is named as mobile cloud computing (MCC). MCC is the greatest solution to increase the application processing capabilities on mobile devices by migrating the application to the cloud servers with on demand and unlimited resources. This paper proposes a new energy-preserving cloud offloading algorithm. The proposed algorithm estimates the application computational time and uses multiple weighted parameters to give accurate offloading decisions. Simulation results on various applications clarify that the proposed algorithm is capable of estimating an application's computation time with high correlations compared with the real execution time. This improves the offloading decision which actually preserves the energy and reduces the execution time of mobile applications.

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Nested game-based computation offloading scheme for Mobile Cloud IoT systems

Cited by 34 publications

References 17 publications

Fundamental Challenges Toward Making the IoT a Reachable Reality

Fundamental Challenges Toward Making the IoT a Reachable Reality

Novel Data Sponsoring Control Scheme Based on the Dual-Leader Stackelberg Game Model

A new energy-preserving cloud offloading algorithm for smart mobile devices

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