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Salehnia et al., 2024 - Google Patents

An optimal task scheduling method in IoT-Fog-Cloud network using multi-objective moth-flame algorithm

Salehnia et al., 2024

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3433254562510191440
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Salehnia T
Seyfollahi A
Raziani S
Noori A
Ghaffari A
Alsoud A
Abualigah L
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Multimedia Tools and Applications

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Nowadays, cloud and fog computing have been leveraged to enhance Internet of Things (IoT) performance. The outstanding potential of cloud platforms accelerates the processing and storage of aggregated big data from IoT equipment. Emerging fog-based schemes can …
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