Power Efficient Networking Support for Digital Twins with Age of Information Targets
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Abstract
This paper studies network resource allocation for multiple IoT devices as physical systems (PSs) tasked with maintaining their digital twins (DTs) at a shared edge server (ES) through a shared communication channel. The problem is formulated as a constrained Markov decision process with an objective of reducing the average transmission power of the PSs while keeping the age of information (Aol) at the DTs below predetermined targets. A hybrid decision making frame is proposed, where multiple agent reinforcement learning is used to make decisions for the transmission power of the PSs in a distributed way, and a centralized and deterministic algorithm is proposed to allocate the computation resources of the ES among the DTs. Simulation results show that, compared with the multiagent duelling double deep Q-Network, the proposed multi-agent deep deterministic policy gradient for power allocation together with the urgency-baed computation resource allocation solution achieves much lower the average power consumption of the PSs while maintaining low AoI violation rate at the DTs.
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