A GCN and Recommender Based Approach for Optimizing Edge Caching Performance in IoV
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Abstract
Edge Caching for Internet of Vehicles (IoV) is considered as one of the most active academic topics in green computing, which shifts the content caching and computation capacities to Roadside Units (RSU) to alleviate unprecedented network traffic demand. Due to the high mobility of vehicles and limited computing resources of RSU, a strategy that can cache accurate contents under limited cache capacity of RSU is necessary. To cope with these difficulties, we propose a novel proactive caching strategy named Graph Convolutional Network (GCN)-based Recommender System and Deep Reinforcement Learning Caching (GCNRDRL). Moreover, GC-NRDRL is lightweight enough to run on RSUs with modest processing power, making it suitable for cost-sensitive or rural deployments. GCNRDRL dynamically manages cache content at RSUs by the GCN-based recommender to predict vehicles’ content demands and a Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) [1] based Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) agent deployed in RSUs to optimize caching decisions in the dynamic vehicular environment. The DRL agent with GCN [2] preserves the complex relationships between content items generated from the recommender system and the temporal dynamics of vehicles and executes accurate cache replacement actions. Comprehensive experimental results show that GCNRDRL can achieve a 93% higher cache hit ratio and 10% lower latency than the state-of-the-art caching strategies at best.
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