Deep reinforcement learning for social-aware edge computing and caching in urban informatics

K Zhang, J Cao, H Liu, S Maharjan… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2019 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
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Empowered with urban informatics, transportation industry has witnessed a paradigm shift.
These developments lead to the need of content processing and sharing between vehicles
under strict delay constraints. Mobile edge services can help meet these demands through
computation offloading and edge caching empowered transmission, while cache-enabled
smart vehicles may also work as carriers for content dispatch. However, diverse capacities of
edge servers and smart vehicles, as well as unpredictable vehicle routes, make efficient …
Empowered with urban informatics, transportation industry has witnessed a paradigm shift. These developments lead to the need of content processing and sharing between vehicles under strict delay constraints. Mobile edge services can help meet these demands through computation offloading and edge caching empowered transmission, while cache-enabled smart vehicles may also work as carriers for content dispatch. However, diverse capacities of edge servers and smart vehicles, as well as unpredictable vehicle routes, make efficient content distribution a challenge. To cope with this challenge, in this article we develop a social-aware nobile edge computing and caching mechanism by exploiting the relation between vehicles and roadside units. By leveraging a deep reinforcement learning approach, we propose optimal content processing and caching schemes that maximize the dispatch utility in an urban environment with diverse vehicular social characteristics. Numerical results based on real urban traffic datasets demonstrate the efficiency of our proposed schemes.
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