Edge computing service migration method based on multi-objective optimization strategy
A multi-objective optimization and edge computing technology, applied in the field of IoT, can solve problems such as a lot of waste, reduced service quality, and the inability of edge servers to provide services for all users.
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[0060] In order to verify the performance of the algorithm proposed by the present invention, two experimental scenarios were designed in this embodiment, and a large number of experiments were carried out using Matlab.
[0061] Scenario 1 uses a simulation scenario with multiple communities, with an area of 1km 2 N=7 base stations are deployed in a square area of , using a Poisson distribution layout, such as figure 1 As shown, in the area with a side length of 100m, the circular area indicates the optimal coverage range of the BS signal. At the initial moment, all users are randomly allocated in this area, and their association with the base station is initialized according to the traditional maximum signal-to-interference ratio. The present invention adopts a random waypoint mobility model to select a position for each new user in each time slice, and its speed is randomly initialized in [0,5]m / s. At the same time, the present invention considers the energy consumptio...
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