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Distributed Task Processing Platform for Infrastructure-Less IoT Networks: A Multi-Dimensional Optimization Approach
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DOI：10.1109/TPDS.2024.3469545.png)
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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent information services have showcased unprecedented capabilities in acquiring and analysing information. The conventional task processing platforms rely on centralised Cloud processing, which encounters challenges in infrastructure-less environments with unstable or disrupted electrical grids and cellular networks. These challenges hinder the deployment of intelligent information services in such environments. To address these challenges, we propose a distributed task processing platform (DTPP) designed to provide satisfactory performance for executing computationally intensive applications in infrastructure-less environments. This platform leverages numerous distributed homogeneous nodes to process the arriving task locally or collaboratively. Based on this platform, a distributed task allocation algorithm is developed to achieve high task processing performance with limited energy and bandwidth resources. To validate our approach, DTPP has been tested in an experimental environment utilising real-world experimental data to simulate IoT network services in infrastructure-less environments. Extensive experiments demonstrate that our proposed solution surpasses comparative algorithms in key performance metrics, including task processing ratio, task processing accuracy, algorithm processing time, and energy consumption.
Keywords:
Resource management
Internet of Things
Information services
Energy consumption
Accuracy
Computational modeling
Optimization
Edge computing
Data models
Clouds
Infrastructure-less environments
gistributed task allocation
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