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Fault-tolerant and mobility-aware loading via Markov chain in mobile cloud computing. [PDF]

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Wang N, Li Y, Li Y, Nie H.
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Adaptive sliding mode fault-tolerant control of UAV systems based on radial basis function neural networks. [PDF]

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Zhang D, Meng L, Hao Y, Xia R.
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Fault-tolerant partition resolvability of cycle with chord. [PDF]

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Azhar K, Zafar S, Nadeem A, Shang Y.
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Fuzzy adaptive fault-tolerant control for an unmanned surface vehicle with prescribed tracking performance. [PDF]

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Bao Y, Gao J, Peng P.
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Meta-Reinforced-Model-Based Planning and Fault-Tolerant Control for a Saturation Diving Decontamination Decompression Chamber. [PDF]

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Zhang N, Lin Q, Jiang Z.
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Adaptive fault tolerant control for cantilever thick plates with piezoelectric patches. [PDF]

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Nadi A, Mahzoon M, Azadi Yazdi E.
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Resource Estimates for Excited-State Calculations of Diarylethenes on Fault-Tolerant Photonic Quantum Computers. [PDF]

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Kanno S, Kobayashi T, Keithley K, Gao Q.
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Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances. [PDF]

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Hatami M, Nadafi R, Kabganian M.
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Fault Tolerance

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Computational Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 2012
In the clustered environment we have large number of independent components cooperating or collaborating on a computation. Any of this vast number of components can fail at any time, resulting in erroneous output. There are many techniques have been developed to resilience to these kinds of faults.
Rob Walters, Grant Fritchey
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Fault-tolerant scheduling

Proceedings of the twenty-sixth annual ACM symposium on Theory of computing - STOC '94, 1994
Summary: We study fault-tolerant multiprocessor scheduling under the realistic assumption that the occurrence of faults cannot be predicted. The goal in these problems is to minimize the delay incurred by the jobs. Since this is an online problem we use competitive analysis to evaluate possible algorithms.
Kalyanasundaram, Bala, Pruhs, Kirk R.
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