The eyes are the organ of sight and one of the most highly developed sensory organs in our body which covers a larger part of the brain. One of the most common problems that are spreading from kids to adults is an eye...
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Managing modern data centre operations is increasingly complex due to rising workloads and numerous interdependent components. Organizations that still rely on outdated, manual data management methods face a heightene...
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Managing modern data centre operations is increasingly complex due to rising workloads and numerous interdependent components. Organizations that still rely on outdated, manual data management methods face a heightened risk of human error and struggle to adapt quickly to shifting demands. This inefficiency leads to excessive energy consumption and higher CO2 emissions in cloud data centres. To address these challenges, integrating advanced automation within Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) has become essential for IT industries, representing a significant step in the ongoing transformation of cloud computing. For data centres aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce their carbon footprint, intelligent automation provides tangible benefits, including optimized resource allocation, dynamic workload balancing, and lower operational costs. As computing resources remain energy-intensive, the growing demand for AI and ML workloads is expected to surge by 160% by 2030 (Goldman Sachs). This heightened focus on energy efficiency has driven the need for advanced scheduling systems that reduce both carbon emissions and operational expenses. This study introduces a deployable cloud-based framework that incorporates real-time carbon intensity data into energy-intensive task scheduling. By utilizing AWS services, the proposed algorithm dynamically adjusts high-energy workloads based on regional carbon intensity fluctuations, using both historical and real-time analytics. This approach enables cloud service providers and enterprises to minimize environmental impact without sacrificing performance. Designed for seamless integration with existing cloud infrastructures—including AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure—this scalable solution utilizes Kubernetes-based scheduling and containerized workloads for intelligent resource management. By combining automation, real-time analytics, and cloud-native technologies, the framework significantly enhances energy efficiency compared to traditional
Cognitive perception of images is an intense task, like guessing the truth of a thought or a mystery. In this process, we use different methods to solve the need to know the job. In recent years, emotional intelligenc...
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This paper presents highly reliable algorithm and high-speed hardware architecture for a unified modulo reduction for CRYSTALS-Kyber. This new architecture for modulo reduction is capable of operating at a maximum clo...
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Why do humans punish free riders at their own expense? This behavior represents an evolutionary puzzle in human societies. This study explores the role of exit strategies in fostering altruistic punishment within evol...
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Why do humans punish free riders at their own expense? This behavior represents an evolutionary puzzle in human societies. This study explores the role of exit strategies in fostering altruistic punishment within evolutionary game theory. We extend the traditional prisoner's dilemma model by incorporating exiters, players who opt out for a small payoff while nullifying their opponent's payoff, and altruistic punishers who cooperate and punish non-cooperators. Our findings indicate that in well-mixed populations, exiters destabilize defection but do not promote altruistic punishment. In social networks, however,exiters enable altruistic punishment via cyclic dominance among altruistic punishers, defectors, and exiters. Notably, this cyclic dominance is sensitive to exit payoffs; adjustments can lead to cyclic dominance of non-punishing cooperators, defectors, and exiters, or to a bi-stable state between these two types of cyclic dominance. These results highlight the nuanced impact of exiters on altruistic punishment, emphasizing the need for careful incentivization of exit behavior. While exiters can support altruistic punishment in networked populations, their effectiveness is not a panacea and is highly sensitive to exit payoffs, indicating limits to the voluntary participation mechanism.
Human gait identification is the recognition of a person from a series of walking images. In contrast to fingerprint or iris-based identification methods, gait identification offers the significant benefit of remote e...
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In our recent work, we introduced a cost-effective technique for designing wide-band reconfigurable reflectarray antennas (RAs). Building on this, we now present a simple yet elegant biasing network that reconfigures ...
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As cities expand, vehicles and congestion become more complex. Efficient vehicle-to-vehicle contact networks are needed for road safety and efficient traffic flow. Thus, Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks are needed to overcom...
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Recent advancements in action recognition leverage both skeleton and video modalities to achieve state-of-the-art performance. However, due to the challenges of early fusion, which tends to underutilize the strengths ...
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Highly influential users (IUs) play a vital role in disseminating information on online social networks (OSNs). Recognizing IUs is crucial for brand awareness, strategic marketing and consumer engagement. Researchers ...
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