A Fast Resource Allocation Algorithm Based on Reinforcement Learning in Edge Computing Networks Considering User Cooperation

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Abstract

In the 5G era, the amount of network data has grown explosively. A large number of new computation-intensive applications have created demand for edge computing in mobile networks. Traditional optimization methods are difficult to adapt to the dynamic wireless network environment because they solve the problem online, which is not suitable in edge computing scenarios. Therefore, in order to obtain a mobile network with better performance, we propose a network frame with a resource allocation algorithm based on power consumption, delay and user cooperation. This algorithm can quickly realize the optimization of a network to improve performance. Specifically, compared with heuristic algorithms, such as particle swarm optimization, ant colony algorithm, etc., commonly used to solve such problems, the algorithm proposed in this paper can reduce some aspects of network performance (including delay and user energy consumption) by about 10% in a network dominated by downlink tasks. The performance of the algorithm under certain network conditions was demonstrated through simulations.

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Jin, Y., & Chen, Z. (2023). A Fast Resource Allocation Algorithm Based on Reinforcement Learning in Edge Computing Networks Considering User Cooperation. Electronics (Switzerland), 12(6). https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12061459

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