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Resource Allocation in 5G IoV Architecture Based on SDN and Fog-Cloud Computing

IEEE transactions on intelligent transportation systems (Print), 2021
In the traditional cloud-based Internet of Vehicles (IoV) architecture, it is difficult to guarantee the low latency requirements of the current intelligent transportation system (ITS).
Bin Cao, Zhiheng Sun, Jintong Zhang, Yu Gu   +3 more
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The convergence and interplay of edge, fog, and cloud in the AI-driven Internet of Things (IoT)

Information Systems, 2021
The Internet of Things (IoT) tsunami, public embracement, and the ubiquitous adoption of smart devices are affecting virtually every industry, directly or indirectly.
F. Firouzi, Bahareh J. Farahani, Alexander Marinšek   +2 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Enabling technologies for fog computing in healthcare IoT systems

Future generations computer systems, 2019
Context: A fog computing architecture that is geographically distributed and to which a variety of heterogeneous devices are ubiquitously connected at the end of a network in order to provide collaboratively variable and flexible communication ...
A. Mutlag, Mohd Khanapi Abd. Ghani, N. Arunkumar, M. Mohammed, M. Mohammed, Othman Mohd   +5 more
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Fog Harvesting Devices Inspired from Single to Multiple Creatures: Current Progress and Future Perspective

Advanced Functional Materials, 2022
The increasing demand for clean water driven by the rapid growth of the population and the pollution of water necessitates the development of direct and rapid water harvesting methods.
Zhihua Yu, Tianxue Zhu, Jichao Zhang, Mingzheng Ge, Shaohai Fu, Y. Lai   +5 more
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Energy-Efficient Fog Computing for 6G-Enabled Massive IoT: Recent Trends and Future Opportunities

IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2022
Fog computing is a promising technology that can provide storage and computational services to future 6G networks. To support the massive Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications in 6G, fog computing will play a vital role.
Usman Mahmood Malik, M. Javed, S. Zeadally, Saif ul Islam   +3 more
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An Automated Task Scheduling Model Using Non-Dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm II for Fog-Cloud Systems

IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing, 2022
Processing data from Internet of Things (IoT) applications at the cloud centers has known limitations relating to latency, task scheduling, and load balancing.
Ismail M. Ali, Karam M. Sallam, Nour Moustafa, Ripon Chakraborty, M. Ryan, K. Choo   +5 more
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QoS-aware placement of microservices-based IoT applications in Fog computing environments

Future generations computer systems, 2022
—The fog computing paradigm, offering Cloud-like services at the edge of the network, has become a feasible model for supporting computing and storage capabilities required by latency-sensitive and bandwidth-hungry Internet of Things (IoT) applications ...
Samodha Pallewatta, V. Kostakos, R. Buyya   +2 more
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On Demand Fog Federations for Horizontal Federated Learning in IoV

IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management, 2022
Federated learning using fog computing can suffer from the dynamic behavior of some of the participants in its training process, especially in Internet-of-Vehicles where vehicles are the targeted participants.
Ahmad Hammoud, Hadi Otrok, A. Mourad, Z. Dziong   +3 more
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Fibro-fog.

Clinical and experimental rheumatology, 2016
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TORTA, Riccardo, TESIO, VALENTINA, IERACI, VALENTINA, CASTELLI, Lorys, Zizzi, Francesca B.   +4 more
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Brain fog

Practical Neurology
‘Brain fog’ is a term that patients use increasingly frequently in the neurology clinic. We may think that we know what patients are talking about but at least some of the time we are likely to be getting it wrong. Patients use the term ‘brain fog’ to describe a wide range of subjective phenomena and symptoms.
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