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ioFog: Prediction-based Fog Computing Architecture for Offline IoT

Mehbub Alam, Nurzaman Ahmed, Rakesh Matam and Ferdous Ahmed Barbhuiya

IEEE International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC), pp. 1387-1392, 2021

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  1. An offline fog architecture for achieving reliability and low latency in a large backbone network.
  2. The solution uses a Markov chain-based task prediction model to offer dynamic service requirements with minimal dependency on the Internet.
  3. Considers a central Fog Controller (FC) to (i) provide a global status overview and (ii) predict upcoming tasks of fog nodes for intelligent offloading decisions.

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