The invention discloses an MEC stable computing migration
system based on safety and
energy consumption perception. The MEC stable computing migration
system comprises the steps that S1, a multi-time-slice constraint and
cost optimization problem is decomposed into single time slices through
Lyapunov optimization; s2, taking the data arrival scale and the
channel gain in each time slot as the input of an act-critic model, and generating a plurality of candidate unloading actions; and S3, the
risk probability constraint of the
current time slot is satisfied, and the
security service with the lowest time and
energy consumption cost is selected. And S4, converting the
transmission time distribution of the equipment which is determined to be unloaded into a
knapsack problem for solving. And S5, selecting an unloading action with an optimal target value, and matching the unloading action with environment input to serve as a training sample. And S6, along with the continuous generation of the model, selecting, updating and outputting the optimal unloading strategy of each device in multiple time slots. The invention provides a security and
energy consumption perception stable computation unloading (LySESO) scheme based on a Lyapunov framework in an MEC and an act-critic model in a DRL, and is used for solving the computation unloading problem with a dynamic MEC environment and security threats, so that the
total energy consumption of a
system is reduced while the stability of a task backlog
queue is ensured. According to the method, openness and dynamism of the edge cloud environment are considered, long-term task
queue stability and safety requirements are guaranteed, the
total energy consumption of a task unloading system is reduced, and the method has excellent commercial value.