MOBILE APPLICATION SECURITY ANALYSIS MODEL BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26906/SUNZ.2025.1.188-192Keywords:
holographic communication, traffic, Internet of Things, self-similarity, bandwidthAbstract
This article analyzes and studies holographic services, which established that the growth of traffic generated by
holographic services will increase several times in the foreseeable future. The main features inherent in the holographic type
of communication are identified. A study was conducted of innovative technologies for recording holographic copies, data
compression methods to ensure holographic communication, and the transmission of holographic copies to the end user with
high-quality reproduction. An analysis of the traffic of multimedia and holographic services, as well as Internet of Things
services, was conducted, traffic models were developed, it was determined that the traffic of these services is a mixture of
various distributions, and also that the traffic of holographic services has the property of self-similarity.
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