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Task number maximization offloading strategy seamlessly adapted to UAV scenario

Tang et al., 2020

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14761708799533290508
Author
Tang Q
Chang L
Yang K
Wang K
Wang J
Sharma P
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Computer Communications

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Mobile edge computing (MEC) has been proposed in recent years to process resource- intensive and delay-sensitive applications at the edge of mobile networks, which can break the hardware limitations and resource constraints at user equipment (UE). In order to fully …
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