Analysis of Physical Expansion Training Based on Edge Computing and Artificial Intelligence

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The effective development of physical expansion training benefits from the rapid development of computer technology, especially the integration of Edge Computing (EC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Physical expansion training is mainly based on the collective form, and how to improve the quality of training to achieve results has become the content of everyone's attention. As a representative technology in the field of AI, deep learning and EC evolving from traditional cloud computing technology are all well applied to physical expansion training. Traditional EC methods have problems such as high computing cost and long computing time. In this paper, deep learning technology is introduced to optimize EC methods. The EC cycle is set through the Internet of Things (IoT) topology to obtain the data upload speed. The CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) model introduces deep reinforcement learning technology, implements convolution calculations, and completes the resource allocation of EC for each trainer's wearable sensor device, which realizes the optimization of EC based on deep reinforcement learning. The experiment results show that the proposed method can effectively control the server's occupancy time, the energy cost of the edge server, and the computing cost. The proposed method in this paper can also improve the resource allocation ability of EC, ensure the uniform speed of the computing process, and improve the efficiency of EC.

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Liu, Z. (2021). Analysis of Physical Expansion Training Based on Edge Computing and Artificial Intelligence. Mobile Information Systems, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/9145952

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