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Flyweight Network Functions for Network Slicing in IoT

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Fig. 1. IoT context.
Fig. 2. IoT platform QoS bottleneck.
Fig. 4. Model of 3GPP network functions.
Fig. 9. Mapping Network Services to available hosts.
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