Efficient energy exploration for embedded systems

Mobile and ubiquitous computation of embedded system exacerbates energy consumption. In this work, we propose minimum energy path (MEP) approach to improve energy efficiency for embedded system. The MEP adopts path-based strategy to constructs a set of path class. Each path comprises the number of t...

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