A Large-Scale Device Collaboration Resource Selection Method with Multi-QoS Constraint Supported

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With the rapid development of the “Internet of Things” and large-scale area management, device collaboration has developed to the stage of large-scale device collaboration. Aiming at the large-scale, dynamics and real-time of the large-scale device collaboration system, in order to ensure the performance of the large-scale device collaboration system, a Quality of Service(QoS) model of large-scale device collaboration is proposed, which contains device QoS model, composite QoS model and QoS relation model. Based on the model, an algorithm of the resource selection in large-scale device collaboration system is presented. Finally, the result of simulation experiments on the large-scale device collaboration prototype system shows that the method can satisfy the performance requirements of the large-scale device collaboration system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143-144)

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894-898

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October 2010

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