Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications
Motivated by the unprecedented penetration of mobile communications technology, this work carefully brings into perspective the challenges related to heterogeneous communications and offloaded computation operating in cases of fault-tolerant computation, computing, and caching. We specifically focus...
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doaj-277e9649b08743218c1f67745e464bc72020-11-25T01:14:46ZengHindawi-WileyWireless Communications and Mobile Computing1530-86691530-86772017-01-01201710.1155/2017/96256879625687Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable ApplicationsAleksandr Ometov0Dmitry Kozyrev1Vladimir Rykov2Sergey Andreev3Yuliya Gaidamaka4Yevgeni Koucheryavy5Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, FinlandRUDN University, Moscow, RussiaRUDN University, Moscow, RussiaTampere University of Technology, Tampere, FinlandRUDN University, Moscow, RussiaTampere University of Technology, Tampere, FinlandMotivated by the unprecedented penetration of mobile communications technology, this work carefully brings into perspective the challenges related to heterogeneous communications and offloaded computation operating in cases of fault-tolerant computation, computing, and caching. We specifically focus on the emerging augmented reality applications that require reliable delegation of the computing and caching functionality to proximate resource-rich devices. The corresponding mathematical model proposed in this work becomes of value to assess system-level reliability in cases where one or more nearby collaborating nodes become temporarily unavailable. Our produced analytical and simulation results corroborate the asymptotic insensitivity of the stationary reliability of the system in question (under the “fast” recovery of its elements) to the type of the “repair” time distribution, thus supporting the fault-tolerant system operation.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2017/9625687 |
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Aleksandr Ometov Dmitry Kozyrev Vladimir Rykov Sergey Andreev Yuliya Gaidamaka Yevgeni Koucheryavy |
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Aleksandr Ometov Dmitry Kozyrev Vladimir Rykov Sergey Andreev Yuliya Gaidamaka Yevgeni Koucheryavy Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing |
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Aleksandr Ometov Dmitry Kozyrev Vladimir Rykov Sergey Andreev Yuliya Gaidamaka Yevgeni Koucheryavy |
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Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications |
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Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications |
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Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications |
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Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications |
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Reliability-Centric Analysis of Offloaded Computation in Cooperative Wearable Applications |
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reliability-centric analysis of offloaded computation in cooperative wearable applications |
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Hindawi-Wiley |
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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing |
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Motivated by the unprecedented penetration of mobile communications technology, this work carefully brings into perspective the challenges related to heterogeneous communications and offloaded computation operating in cases of fault-tolerant computation, computing, and caching. We specifically focus on the emerging augmented reality applications that require reliable delegation of the computing and caching functionality to proximate resource-rich devices. The corresponding mathematical model proposed in this work becomes of value to assess system-level reliability in cases where one or more nearby collaborating nodes become temporarily unavailable. Our produced analytical and simulation results corroborate the asymptotic insensitivity of the stationary reliability of the system in question (under the “fast” recovery of its elements) to the type of the “repair” time distribution, thus supporting the fault-tolerant system operation. |
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