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SDN-based optimal task scheduling method in Fog-IoT network using combination of AO and WOA

Salehnia et al., 2024

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Salehnia T
Montazerolghaem A
Mirjalili S
Khayyambashi M
Abualigah L
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Handbook of Whale Optimization Algorithm

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Fog computing (FC) is an emerging paradigm developed to increase the speed of data processing in the Internet of Things (IoT) system. In such environment, an optimal Task Scheduling (TSch) of IoT devices requests can improve the performance and performance of …
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