This invention claims protection for a task offloading method for selecting and optimizing
energy consumption of trusted edge servers, comprising the following main steps: S1, constructing a
system model based on
server and device related
information data; S2, standardizing task information and MEC cache task classes and performing
FCM clustering, followed by encoding matching to obtain the MEC
server to be preferentially selected for offloading for each task class; S3, using set pair analysis theory to measure and analyze the reliability relationship in S2; S4, based on the results of S2, dividing the task into subtasks and offloading them in a multi-access point network while calculating
energy consumption. Using the WOA
algorithm,
energy consumption is optimized within the tolerable latency range to obtain the offloading decision for each subtask; S5, based on S4, offloading the subtasks to the corresponding edge nodes or
processing them locally. This invention considers issues such as trusted
edge server selection and
energy consumption optimization during task offloading, meeting
user needs and reducing
system energy consumption within the tolerable latency range.