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Computational Offloading and Time Allocation Policies in Mobile Edge Computing and Mobile Cloudlet

2025-01-13

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Wireless-powered Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) has been proving to be an auspicious paradigm to enhance the data processing competency of low-powered networks in light of the increasing need for diagnostic information retrieval. Applications of dividing a given load into smaller units and then executing each unit independently by different processors are a class of tasks that require a pressing need of parallel and...

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9f490695-5bf8-52ba-a47b-304fb609a2fe
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10.20944/preprints202501.0885.v1
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