Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network

To address the significant issue of hidden terminal interference that severely impacted resource management in ultra-dense Internet of things (UD-IoT) environments, a deep deterministic gradient-based conflict-free resource allocation strategy using graph convolution neural network was proposed. The...

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Main Authors: HUANG Jie, LI Xingxing, YANG Fan, DING Ruijie, CAI Jieliang, YAO Fenghang, ZHANG Xin
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Published: Editorial Department of Journal on Communications 2024-10-01
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LI Xingxing
YANG Fan
DING Ruijie
CAI Jieliang
YAO Fenghang
ZHANG Xin
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YANG Fan
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ZHANG Xin
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description To address the significant issue of hidden terminal interference that severely impacted resource management in ultra-dense Internet of things (UD-IoT) environments, a deep deterministic gradient-based conflict-free resource allocation strategy using graph convolution neural network was proposed. The conflict graph model was constructed by employing matrix transformations to represent potential hidden terminal interference among devices. Then, using the concepts of maximal cliques and hypergraph theory, the conflict graph model was transformed into a conflict hypergraph model. This transformation allowed the conflict-free resource allocation problem to be formulated as a hypergraph vertex coloring problem. A deep deterministic gradient-based conflict-free resource allocation algorithm, leveraging graph convolutional neural network reinforcement learning, was developed to achieve conflict-free resource allocation and maximize resource reuse. Simulation results demonstrated that the proposed algorithm achieved higher resource reuse rates and throughput compared to existing methods, providing superior performance in ultra-dense IoT.
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spelling doaj-art-82d1b037d4b946f190de19e5a25140842025-01-14T08:46:03ZzhoEditorial Department of Journal on CommunicationsTongxin xuebao1000-436X2024-10-014524325277077532Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural networkHUANG JieLI XingxingYANG FanDING RuijieCAI JieliangYAO FenghangZHANG XinTo address the significant issue of hidden terminal interference that severely impacted resource management in ultra-dense Internet of things (UD-IoT) environments, a deep deterministic gradient-based conflict-free resource allocation strategy using graph convolution neural network was proposed. The conflict graph model was constructed by employing matrix transformations to represent potential hidden terminal interference among devices. Then, using the concepts of maximal cliques and hypergraph theory, the conflict graph model was transformed into a conflict hypergraph model. This transformation allowed the conflict-free resource allocation problem to be formulated as a hypergraph vertex coloring problem. A deep deterministic gradient-based conflict-free resource allocation algorithm, leveraging graph convolutional neural network reinforcement learning, was developed to achieve conflict-free resource allocation and maximize resource reuse. Simulation results demonstrated that the proposed algorithm achieved higher resource reuse rates and throughput compared to existing methods, providing superior performance in ultra-dense IoT.http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-436x.2024178/ultra-dense Internet of thingsresource allocationdeep reinforcement learninggraph convolutional neural network
spellingShingle HUANG Jie
LI Xingxing
YANG Fan
DING Ruijie
CAI Jieliang
YAO Fenghang
ZHANG Xin
Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
Tongxin xuebao
ultra-dense Internet of things
resource allocation
deep reinforcement learning
graph convolutional neural network
title Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
title_full Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
title_fullStr Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
title_full_unstemmed Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
title_short Resource allocation strategy for ultra-dense Internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
title_sort resource allocation strategy for ultra dense internet of things based on graph convolutional neural network
topic ultra-dense Internet of things
resource allocation
deep reinforcement learning
graph convolutional neural network
url http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-436x.2024178/
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