Collaborative Research:CISE-MSI:RCBP-RF:CNS:Orchestration of Network Slicing for 5G-Enabled IoT Devices Using Reinforcement Learning

合作研究:CISE-MSI:RCBP-RF:CNS:使用强化学习为支持 5G 的物联网设备进行网络切片编排

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项目摘要

Wireless communication is one of the most important mediums for transmitting information from one device to another. Most of the current wireless phones are supported by either 4G or 5G networks. 5G is meant to deliver higher data speeds, increased availability, and a uniform user experience to multiple users. 5G advanced capabilities will impact several industries including healthcare, education, entertainment, Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles, and smart cities. This research aims to create a system that can effectively manage IoT devices connected to the 5G network. Managing a multitude of IoT devices with diverse requirements is a complex task, making manual management challenging. Some devices require fast data transmission for activities like watching videos or playing virtual-reality games, while others need a quick response time for tasks like self-driving cars or monitoring devices. The solution to these problems is network slicing which involves dividing the network into smaller parts to handle different types of devices and services. However, the challenges inherent to network slicing are efficiently managing network resources, coordinating, and optimizing different parts of the network. This project addresses these challenges by designing a system that can automatically manage the resources of 5G-enabled IoT devices. The potential benefits of this approach are that it simplifies the network and reduces cost, saves energy, balances the workload, optimizes mobility, and makes the network easier to manage. This research advances the field by laying a solid groundwork for studying machine learning and network automation in devices that are part of the 5G-enabled IoT network. Furthermore, by employing and mentoring students from underrepresented backgrounds in STEM, this project will aim to bridge the gap in institutions across the US. This project will train the next generation of scholars from minority-serving universities and marginalized communities and help in workforce development in the fields of 5G and reinforcement learning (RL). The project leaders will also reach out to K-12 to promote education and engage with a diverse range of students, including women.The goal of this project is to devise a framework for automating end-to-end resource management of 5G-enabled IoT devices that utilizes RL techniques with massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) in large-scale networks. The diverse needs of various use cases, devices, and applications in 5G networks make manual operation costly, difficult, and inefficient. This project will consider agility to ensure that the network can quickly adapt to evolving requirements. It aims to decrease network complexity and cost, conserve network energy, optimize load balancing and mobility, and simplify resource management. The scope of the research is a) designing 5G network slicing using Massive MIMO for IoT devices, b) developing an RL model to solve orchestration problems of IoT devices in large-scale 5G networks, and c) integrating the RL solution into a Massive MIMO network sliced 5G-enabled IoT network. The 5G network-slicing approach will enable resource allocation to each slice considering its specific needs and provide networks-as-a-service by minimizing operational expenses (OPEX) and capital expenditure (CAPEX) by adopting the Massive MIMO technique and RL models. This approach will result in higher availability, a specified latency, faster speed, better security, and higher throughput of RL-enabled Massive MIMO 5G networks.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
无线通信是将信息从一台设备传输到另一种设备的最重要媒介之一。 4G或5G网络支持当前的大多数无线电话。 5G旨在为多个用户提供更高的数据速度,增加的可用性和统一的用户体验。 5G高级能力将影响多个行业,包括医疗保健,教育,娱乐,物联网(IoT),自动驾驶汽车和智能城市。这项研究旨在创建一个可以有效管理连接到5G网络的物联网设备的系统。管理多种要求的众多IoT设备是一项复杂的任务,使手动管理具有挑战性。一些设备需要快速数据传输,以进行观看视频或玩虚拟现实游戏等活动,而另一些设备则需要快速响应时间来进行自动驾驶汽车或监视设备等任务。解决这些问题的解决方案是网络切片,涉及将网络分为较小的部分以处理不同类型的设备和服务。但是,网络切片固有的挑战是有效地管理网络资源,协调和优化网络的不同部分。该项目通过设计可以自动管理5G启用IoT设备资源的系统来应对这些挑战。这种方法的潜在好处是,它简化了网络并降低成本,节省能源,平衡工作量,优化移动性并使网络更易于管理。这项研究通过为研究机器学习和网络自动化的设备中的设备奠定了坚实的基础,这是该领域的发展。此外,通过雇用和指导STEM中代表性不足的学生的学生,该项目将旨在弥合整个美国机构的差距。该项目将培训来自少数派大学和边缘化社区的下一代学者,并帮助5G和强化学习领域的劳动力发展(RL)。项目负责人还将接触K-12,以促进教育并与包括女性在内的各种学生进行互动。该项目的目的是设计一个框架,以自动化5G启用的IoT设备的端到端资源管理,以利用大型网络中具有大量多重多数输入(MIMO)的RL技术。 5G网络中各种用例,设备和应用的各种需求使手动操作的昂贵,困难和效率低下。该项目将考虑敏捷性,以确保网络可以快速适应不断发展的要求。它旨在降低网络复杂性和成本,节省网络能源,优化负载平衡和移动性,并简化资源管理。该研究的范围是a)使用大量MIMO在IoT设备上设计5G网络切片,b)开发RL模型来解决大型5G网络中IoT设备的编排问题,以及C)将RL溶液集成到一个庞大的MIMO网络切片切片板5G启用5G IOT IOT网络中。 5G网络切割方法将考虑其特定需求的每个切片的资源分配,并通过采用大量的MIMO技术和RL模型来最大程度地减少运营费用(OPEX)和资本支出(CAPEX)来提供网络即服务。这种方法将导致更高的可用性,指定的延迟,更快的速度,更好的安全性以及较高的RL功能强大的MIMO 5G网络的吞吐量。该奖项反映了NSF的法定任务,并被认为是值得通过基金会的知识分子优点和更广泛的影响标准通过评估来进行评估的。

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Collaborative Research: CISE-MSI: DP: CPS: Cyber Resilient 5G Enabled Virtual Power System for Growing Power Demand
协作研究:CISE-MSI:DP:CPS:支持网络弹性 5G 的虚拟电源系统,满足不断增长的电力需求
  • 批准号:
    2219701
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助金额:
    $ 15.73万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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