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A Dynamic Change Mechanism for Business Process in Science and Technology Service Domainience and technology service. However business process modification research in this domain is insufficient. The traditional approaches redefine the process to adapt to changing business or technical circumstances, the entire procedure takes too long and is inefficient. Aiming at the challenge of bu

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Environment-Aware Work Load Prediction in Edge Computing graph. Then the GCN learns the geospatial features of the city, and the gated recurrent units capture the temporal dependencies. Experiments show that the RMSE of ET-GCN model is . less than the existing baseline algorithms.

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A Container Migration Method for Edge Environments Based on Malicious Traffic Detectionect the attacked nodes in the network and obtain the list of container services to be migrated. Considering energy consumption and network load balancing, a genetic algorithm based on non-dominated ranking is used to generate a strategy for container migration for edge networks.

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Jianhang Hu,Guiling Wang,Hai Wang,Wentao Bai,Junhua Li,Jian Yuof the Royal The authors wish to express their thanks to the edi­ Tropical Institute, Amsterdam. Thanks are due to the Survey of Kenya for their willingness to allow the au­ tor for his suggestion that they should undertake this thors to reproduce some maps in the National Atlas of kind of teamwork,

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rast this presents to the fertile, well-watered and densely settled Kenya Highlands inhabited by the small farmers. Numerous cultivated plants from Africa, Asia, America, and Europe flourish here: cereals and tubers, vegetables and fruit, coffee and tea. Healthy cattle thrive on the lush meadows.

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Jingmin Yao,FanChao Meng,Xuefeng Piao,Xuequan Zhou examination of NYS contributions to Kenya’s national development in the first three decades demonstrate that indeed it was an “army of development.” It was an army of youths that volunteered their labor and strength with little stipend to spearhead national development.