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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Quantitative evaluation method of cloud resources based on work scheduling

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With the appearance of the period of large information, the customary information preparing model and asset the executive’s model have been not able to fulfill the developing need. In this way, the recreation of the quantitative assessment strategy for cloud asset dependent on MapReduce figuring mode was advanced right now. The quantitative assessment model and record foundation of cloud assets in Hadoop stage and MapReduce processing mode were abridged. Through the quantitative assessment strategy for cloud assets dependent on MapReduce processing mode, the information was gathered and examined. The outcomes show that the quantitative assessment technique for cloud asset dependent on MapReduce processing model has a decent figuring force and the capacity to anticipate the utilization of cloud assets.

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    Balaji Vuppala & P. Swarnalatha

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Vuppala, B., Swarnalatha, P. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Quantitative evaluation method of cloud resources based on work scheduling. J Ambient Intell Human Comput 12, 6969–6973 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-020-02342-y

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