Optimal Multiple Access Scheme for 5G and Beyond Communication Network

Nira,; Shukla, Aasheesh

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-7078-0_5

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“…The owner of the house wants to observe the standard of comfort in his house. [13] The owner of the property, however, is at its geographical point and requires to use his/her mobile to observe the weather, wetness in his/her house as well as lighting.…”

Section: Advantages Of the Modular Security Management System For Iotmentioning

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Proposed Model in IoT Security Layer for Ethical Security Management

Pandey¹

2022

JFSA

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With the number of similar applications and concepts being used these days the threats of cyber-attacks are also high, where completely different attacks and threats can result in serious problems to the whole system of the network, hence making the concepts of security system to be extremely important. The present analysis helps in discussing the management of security in IoT networks discussing it in five sections. We tend to 1st illustrate the background and conception behind the idea of IoT. After which the needs for safety for IoT are mentioned. In the next section, the projected design may be wont to return up with safety management has been elaborated. Then we tend to implement web protocol security because of the Network Cryptography system security. An example of however handily this projected design may be wont to return with proper management of safety for the IoT network was also explained intimately.

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Section: Advantages Of the Modular Security Management System For Iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

Proposed Model in IoT Security Layer for Ethical Security Management

Pandey¹

2022

JFSA

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NOMA for 5G and beyond: literature review and novel trends

Abd‐Elnaby

Sedhom²,

El‐Rabaie

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Assessment of Various Simulation Models Incorporating Queuing Concept

Bansal¹

2022

JSCP

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The investigation of security lines and the stochastic processes that personify them is known as queuing theory. Its goal is to use mathematics to understand real-world scenarios, for example, a massive crowd waiting in line at a bank, or tasks lining up on your smartphone's back end. In linear programming, how long the wait time or line extent is, is regularly hoped to be known which can be achieved using models. The wait does not always correspond to a perfect line; in theory, the first person to arrive will always be served first. Queuing theory is commonly recognized as a branch of operations research, and these models are widely used in development and software implementations. The end purpose of queuing up in queue research is to understand the behaviour and attitude of the underlying architecture so that appropriate strategic decisions can be made. Diverse Structured and Simulation Modelling Systems (SSMS) are described in the study, for example, any logic framework, Arena system, or Bizagi Simulation system.

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Optimal Multiple Access Scheme for 5G and Beyond Communication Network

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Proposed Model in IoT Security Layer for Ethical Security Management

Proposed Model in IoT Security Layer for Ethical Security Management

NOMA for 5G and beyond: literature review and novel trends

Assessment of Various Simulation Models Incorporating Queuing Concept

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