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DEVISING A METHOD FOR STABILIZING CONTROL OVER A LOAD ON A CLUSTER GATEWAY IN THE INTERNET OF THINGS EDGE LAYER.

Kuchuk et al., 2025

Document ID
14124909610474533748
Author
Kuchuk H
Mozhaiev O
Tiulieniev S
Mozhaiev M
Kuchuk N
Tymoshchyk L
Lubentsov A
Gnusov Y
Klivets S
Kuleshov A
Publication year
Publication venue
Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies

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The object of this study is the process of managing overload at the boundary layer of the geographically distributed Internet of Things. The task addressed is reducing the number of losses of information packets of the geographically distributed Internet of Things arriving at …
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