2020
DOI: 10.1109/access.2020.2980196
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Optimal Cooperative Offloading Scheme for Energy Efficient Multi-Access Edge Computation

Abstract: The distributed cooperative offloading technique with wireless setting and power transmission provides a possible solution to meet the requirements of next-generation Multi-access Edge Computation (MEC). MEC is a model which avails cloud computing the aptitude to smoothly compute data at the edge of a largely dense network and in nearness to smart communicating devices (SCDs). This paper presents a cooperative offloading technique based on the Lagrangian Suboptimal Convergent Computation Offloading Algorithm (… Show more

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“…However, for an anomaly network-based IDS (A-NIDS), the authors in [17,18] proposed a primal dependable hybrid approach that incorporates the Adaboost meta-algorithm and artificial bee colony (ABC). This is intended to achieve optimal detection rate (DR) at a minimized false positive rate (FPR) [19]. In the study by [20], the ABC algorithm is implemented for selection of features, while the Adaboost meta-algorithm is used for feature classification and evaluation.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, for an anomaly network-based IDS (A-NIDS), the authors in [17,18] proposed a primal dependable hybrid approach that incorporates the Adaboost meta-algorithm and artificial bee colony (ABC). This is intended to achieve optimal detection rate (DR) at a minimized false positive rate (FPR) [19]. In the study by [20], the ABC algorithm is implemented for selection of features, while the Adaboost meta-algorithm is used for feature classification and evaluation.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many offloading methods for edge computing scenarios. Among them, more efforts have been dedicated to utilizing edge collaboration [5], [6], artificial intelligence [9]- [11] and additional assistance (phones, drones, etc.) [12]- [14].…”
Section: A Tasks Offloading For Edge Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, a collaborative task offloading mechanism (CTOM) for mobile cloudlet networks was designed in [5] to achieve more efficient and low-cost load balancing. Anajemba et al [6] introduced a distributed multi-access MEC collaborative offloading technology based on the sub-optimal Lagrangian method. Whereas, these edge collaborations consider situations with sufficient network status information and cannot handle the changing network environment well.…”
Section: A Tasks Offloading For Edge Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…R ECENT advancements in mobile technology and high data-rate wireless networks have surged the innovation of new smart devices, including smartphones, fitness bands, connected cars, and smart-watches. These devices are also collectively known as mobile devices [1], smart mobile devices [2] or Internet of Things (IoT) devices [3]; however we refer them as smart devices (SDs). SDs can collect data from the surroundings and take collective decisions by sharing data with other devices.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%