Ahmed Mateen
ABSTRACT
The fog computing-based radio access networks work at the same time as capable worldview commencing to 5G remote transmitting framework give elevated unearthly along with vitality effectiveness. In center thought obtain complete points to interest of neighborhood radio flag preparing, consistent on radio asset administration and disseminated putting away abilities in edge gadgets, which can diminish the substantial weight on front haul. In light of fog computing, the cooperation radio flag handling (CRSP) cannot exclusively accomplish during the unified baseband unit into cloud radio access networks. Unfasten concern into the condition of software defined networking, network function virtualization and edge caching recognized. This paper attempts to minimize the security issues in the performance of edge cashing by using Markov chain model. Simulation results are able to reduce the bandwidth consumption of F_RAN through edge caching in between remote radio heads and user equipment's.
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