Quantum-Inspired Optimization Techniques for IoT Networks: Focusing on Resource Allocation and Network Efficiency Enhancement for Improved IoT Functionality
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Quantum-Inspired Optimization, IoT Networks, Resource Allocation, Network Efficiency, Quantum Annealing, Genetic Algorithms, Particle Swarm Optimization, Scalability, Security, ImplementationAbstract
Internet of Things (IoT) networks are characterized by a vast number of interconnected devices that require efficient resource allocation and network management. Traditional optimization techniques may not fully address the complex nature of IoT networks. This paper presents a comprehensive review of quantum-inspired optimization techniques for enhancing resource allocation and network efficiency in IoT environments. We examine how quantum-inspired algorithms such as Quantum Annealing, Quantum Genetic Algorithms, and Quantum Particle Swarm Optimization can be applied to address challenges in resource allocation, network routing, and energy efficiency. By leveraging principles from quantum computing, these techniques offer novel approaches to solving optimization problems in IoT networks. We also discuss the potential benefits and challenges of integrating quantum-inspired optimization techniques into IoT systems, including considerations for scalability, security, and implementation complexity. Overall, this paper provides insights into the promising future of quantum-inspired optimization for enhancing IoT network performance and efficiency.
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