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QoS-Aware Service Prediction and Orchestration in Cloud-Network Integrated Beyond 5G.

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Server Load Balancing in Software-Defined Networks., , and . IST, page 435-441. IEEE, (2018)QoS-Aware Service Prediction and Orchestration in Cloud-Network Integrated Beyond 5G., , and . GLOBECOM, page 369-374. IEEE, (2023)Towards an Efficient Path Selection for Tactile Internet Traffic via Multi-Plane Routing., , , and . ICT, page 60-65. IEEE, (2019)A comprehensive multi-topology minimum set cover link-state routing approach for emerging random all-IP access network topologies., , , and . Comput. Networks, (2022)Virtualized SDN-Based End-to-End Reference Architecture for Fog Networking., , , , and . AINA Workshops, page 61-66. IEEE Computer Society, (2018)Fog Computing: A Comprehensive Architectural Survey., , , , and . IEEE Access, (2020)Multi-plane routing practical applications in future all-IP access networks.. King's College London, UK, (2018)British Library, EThOS.A practical multi-plane routing-based traffic engineering scheme in evolutionary convergent all-IP access networks., , , and . ICT, page 1-6. IEEE, (2016)A novel minimum set cover routing plane construction approach for random wireless IP access networks., , , and . WCNC, page 1-6. IEEE, (2018)Analysis of Practical Aspects of Multi-Plane Routing-Based Load Balancing Approach for Future Link-State Convergent All-IP Access Networks., , , and . IEEE Trans. Mob. Comput., 17 (4): 803-816 (2018)