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Explore deep reinforcement learning for efficient task processing based on federated optimization in big data
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In recent years, along with the extensive application of consumer electronics, the task execution with cloud computing for big data has become one of the research focuses. Nevertheless, the traditional theories and algorithms are still employed by existing research work to explore the feasible solutions, which takes a beating from low generalization performance, system load imbalance, more response delay, etc. To solve the matter, a task execution method called DROP (Deep Reinforcement network aided Optimization method aiming at task Processing) has been put forward, which is capable of completing task request allocation through virtual network embedding. The prominence of this method is explained by its effect in reducing load balancing degree, minimizing bandwidth resource overhead, and preserving electric energy as well as meeting customer demands. It makes use of Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (DDPG) instead of depending on tons of iterations for better path selection schemes in previous methods, through continuous environment interaction and trial-anderror evaluation to get better strategy selection for virtual link embedding. To realize the virtual node embedding in the federated optimization based system architecture, the intentional deep feature learning network is applied. Compared with the cutting edge approaches, the performance benefits of DROP can be verified by the experimental results in terms of bringing down the extra cost on resources and energy of the substrate network during the task execution for big data.& COPY; 2023 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Big data
Consumer electronics
Deep reinforcement learning
Federated optimization
Virtual network embedding
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