Cooperation: The Key to Unlock the True Potential of Edge Computing

合作:释放边缘计算真正潜力的关键

基本信息

项目摘要

The explosive demand for computationally involved applications such as online gaming renders edge/fog computing an essential block of future networks. By bringing the computation close to the network, edge computing reduces delay, improves resource efficiency, mitigates the backhaul traffic, and decreases infrastructure cost. Swift advances in artificial intelligence and wireless device-to-device communications enable the edge/fog architecture as a dense wireless network consisting of intelligent entities that can learn, make decisions, and communicate. It is well-known that cooperation enables cognitive entities to subtly divide the costs, share the risks, and distribute the utility. As such, it also unlocks the true potential of edge computing in terms of resource efficiency (self-optimization), stable distributed control (self-organization), and sustainability (self-diagnosis and self-healing). Despite great potential, the implementation of cooperation in wireless networks associates with several significant hurdles. These include information shortage, heterogeneity of edge/fog nodes, communication constraints, and randomness in crucial optimization parameters. In this project, we confine our attention to three main challenges in the autonomous edge/fog computing paradigm: distributed task management, efficient resource pooling, and strategic function placement. The objective is to address these problems in a real-world system despite the abovementioned constraints by developing cooperation methods. In a nutshell, the project bridges the theory of cooperation in multi-agent systems and the practical aspects of wireless communications to address some main challenges of the edge computing paradigm. The outcomes are computationally-efficient decision-making methods that enhance the efficiency and productivity of edge computing technology concerning crucial performance metrics such as energy efficiency and service delay.
对在线游戏等计算相关应用的爆炸性需求使得边缘/雾计算成为未来网络的重要组成部分。通过使计算靠近网络,边缘计算减少了延迟,提高了资源效率,减少了回程流量,并降低了基础设施成本。人工智能和无线设备到设备通信的快速进步使边缘/雾架构成为由可以学习、决策和通信的智能实体组成的密集无线网络。众所周知,合作使认知实体能够巧妙地分摊成本、分担风险并分配效用。因此,它还释放了边缘计算在资源效率(自优化)、稳定的分布式控制(自组织)和可持续性(自诊断和自修复)方面的真正潜力。尽管潜力巨大,但无线网络合作的实施仍面临一些重大障碍。其中包括信息短缺、边缘/雾节点的异构性、通信限制以及关键优化参数的随机性。在这个项目中,我们将注意力集中在自主边缘/雾计算范式中的三个主要挑战:分布式任务管理、高效的资源池和战略功能布局。尽管存在上述限制,我们的目标是通过开发合作方法来解决现实系统中的这些问题。简而言之,该项目将多智能体系统的合作理论与无线通信的实际方面联系起来,以解决边缘计算范式的一些主要挑战。其结果是计算高效的决策方法,可提高边缘计算技术在能源效率和服务延迟等关键性能指标方面的效率和生产力。

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Distributed Resource Allocation and Decision Making under Uncertainty: A Cooperation Perspective
不确定性下的分布式资源配置与决策:合作视角
  • 批准号:
    288111948
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Fellowships
Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Framework towards Automotive Resiliency and Survivability of Mission-Critical Networks against Volatile Resource Flow
多智能体强化学习框架,提高汽车弹性和关键任务网络的生存能力,应对不稳定的资源流
  • 批准号:
    503355275
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  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes

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