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Yu et al., 2025 - Google Patents

A hybrid evolutionary algorithm to improve task scheduling and load balancing in fog computing

Yu et al., 2025

Document ID
5977479152804135840
Author
Yu D
Zheng W
Publication year
Publication venue
Cluster Computing

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This paper introduces a hybrid evolutionary task scheduling and VM placement algorithm (HETSVP) designed for dependable fog computing task scheduling and VM placement. We address the optimization of task execution time and resource balance concurrently by …
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