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An edge computing offloading strategy based on multi-dimensional attributes and distributed deep learning
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Abstract
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With the explosive growth of smart terminal devices and the wide adoption of latency-sensitive applications, the traditional cloud computing model is difficult to meet the demands of ultra-low latency and high privacy protection. Therefore, this paper proposes a distributed deep reinforcement learning offloading strategy based on multi-dimensional joint modelling of task, device, and environment attributes. A state space integrating multi-dimensional attributes is constructed to achieve comprehensive awareness of the system state; a distributed asynchronous deep Q-network framework is designed to realise knowledge sharing through local model co-training among multiple edge nodes. Experimental results show that this approach can reduce the average task processing latency by 4.8% and the overall system energy consumption by 5.3%. This research provides a practical solution for computational offloading in resource-constrained edge scenarios that balances efficiency and energy consumption.
Keywords:
multi-dimensional attributes
distributed
deep learning
edge computing offloading
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1.1
Papers:
237
Citations:
460
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