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Fig 1.

Basic structure of supply chain.

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Fig 2.

Overall system of cloud manufacturing technology.

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Fig 3.

Typical architecture of edge computing for intelligent plants.

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Fig 4.

The manufacturing factory based on cloud-edge collaborative computing architecture.

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Fig 5.

Architecture of cloud-edge collaborative computing.

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Fig 6.

Workflow of cloud-edge collaborative computing.

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Table 1.

Setting of experimental parameters.

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Fig 7.

Relationship between fitting times and prediction errors.

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Fig 8.

Eigenvalues and the weighted fitting processes ((a): eigenvalues of each cycle; (b): weighted fitting processes of each cycle).

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Fig 9.

Prediction results of spare parts demand based on weighted eigenvalues ((a): weighted eigenvalues; (b): prediction results based on weighted eigenvalues; (c): error comparison of two processing methods).

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Fig 10.

Weighted eigenvalues and prediction results ((a): weighted eigenvalues; (b): fitting processing of weighted eigenvalues; (c): comparison between prediction results and true results).

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Fig 11.

Comparison of the results of two prediction methods.

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Fig 12.

The prediction results of exponential smoothing method and quadratic exponential smoothing method ((a): the prediction results of exponential smoothing method; (b): the prediction results of quadratic exponential smoothing method).

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Fig 13.

Performance comparison between two algorithms ((a)-(f) represent the experimental results from Task 1 to Task 6).

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Table 2.

Allocation plan of CPU.

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