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Yang Yang
Researcher at Chinese Academy of Sciences
Publications - 3692
Citations - 185694
Yang Yang is an academic researcher from Chinese Academy of Sciences. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Biology. The author has an hindex of 171, co-authored 2644 publications receiving 153049 citations. Previous affiliations of Yang Yang include Zhejiang University & Northwest Normal University.
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Reinforcement learning based spectrum-aware routing in multi-hop cognitive radio networks
TL;DR: Two adaptive reinforcement learning based spectrum-aware routing protocols are introduced and Q-Learning and Dual Reinforcement Learning are applied respectively, which are simpler and easier to implement, more cost-effective, and can avoid drawbacks in on-demand protocols but still keep adaptive and dynamic routing.
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Femtosecond Laser-Induced Micropattern and Ca/P Deposition on Ti Implant Surface and Its Acceleration on Early Osseointegration
Chunyong Liang,Hongshui Wang,Jianjun Yang,Yanli Cai,Yanli Cai,Xin Hu,Yang Yang,Yang Yang,Baoe Li,Hongjie Li,Haipeng Li,Changyi Li,Xianjin Yang +12 more
TL;DR: In vitro and in vivo studies demonstrated that the FSL induced micropattern and Ca/P phase had positive effects on the acceleration of early osseointegration of Ti implants with bone tissue.
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FEMOS: Fog-Enabled Multitier Operations Scheduling in Dynamic Wireless Networks
TL;DR: Detailed simulation results show that FEMOS is a fair and efficient algorithm for all user terminals and, more importantly, it can offer much better performance, in terms of network throughput, service delay, and queue backlog, than traditional node assignment and resource allocation algorithms.
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POMT: Paired Offloading of Multiple Tasks in Heterogeneous Fog Networks
TL;DR: The analytical and simulation results show that the proposed paired offloading of multiple tasks (POMT) algorithm can offer the near-optimal performance in system average delay and delay reduction ratio (DRR), and achieve more number of beneficial TNs, at two orders of magnitude lower complexity than a centralized optimal algorithm for computation offloading.