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A Cross-Layer Optimization Framework for Distributed Computing in IoT Networks
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DOI：10.1109/SEC50012.2020.00067.png)
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In Internet-of-Thing (IoT) networks, enormous low-power IoT devices execute latency-sensitive yet computation-intensive machine learning tasks. However, the energy is usually scarce for IoT devices, especially for some without battery and relying on solar power or other renewables forms. In this paper, we introduce a cross-layer optimization framework for distributed computing among low-power IoT devices. Specifically, a programming layer design for distributed IoT networks is presented by addressing the problems of application partition, task scheduling, and communication overhead mitigation. Furthermore, the associated federated learning and local differential privacy schemes are developed in the communication layer to enable distributed machine learning with privacy preservation. In addition, we illustrate a three-dimensional network architecture with various network components to facilitate efficient and reliable information exchange among IoT devices. Moreover, a model quantization design for IoT devices is illustrated to reduce the cost of information exchange. Finally, a parallel and scalable neuromorphic computing system for IoT devices is established to achieve energy-efficient distributed computing platforms in the hardware layer. Based on the introduced cross-layer optimization framework, IoT devices can execute their machine learning tasks in an energy-efficient way while guaranteeing data privacy and reducing communication costs.
Keywords:
Distributed computing
machine learning
federated learning
neuromorphic computing
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