ICGEC 2017: Genetic and Evolutionary Computing pp 165-172 | Cite as
Markov Queuing Theory Approach to Internet of Things Reliability
Abstract
In today world a new buzzword Internet of Things has been on the news nearly every day. Some researchers are even using Internet of Every Things. Its potentialities and applicability are now on the cutting edge technology. Also, all most all of business, health care, academic institutions are in one way or another, having to deal with the Internet of Things. So the Internet of Things reliability becomes an important factor. In this paper we proposed a Markov Queuing approach to analyze the Internet of Thing reliability. Since queuing theory investigates the delay and availability of functioning things and Markov concepts take the dependency of Things in the Internet, the combination of these two concepts will make the problem clear and soluble. For illustration, we present some experimental results.
Keywords
Internet of Things Queuing theory Markov dependency Reliability AvailabilityNotes
Acknowledgments
This work was supported in part by SCOPE: Strategic Information and Communications R&D Promotion Program (Grant No. 172310006) and JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 17K08066.
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