Core Concepts
The author aims to optimize VR service delivery by jointly caching, computing, and communicating based on user interests to reduce delays and energy consumption.
Abstract
In the study of Interest-Aware Joint Caching, Computing, and Communication Optimization for Mobile VR Delivery in MEC Networks, the authors propose a comprehensive approach to enhance VR service performance. By analyzing user interests through sentiment analysis models like Bert, they aim to minimize delays and energy consumption while ensuring fairness among users. The optimization process involves solving subproblems related to request probability, caching policies, computing schemes, and bandwidth allocation. Through simulations and algorithmic iterations, the proposed joint 3C optimization policy demonstrates convergence and effectiveness in improving VR service delivery.
Key points:
Proposal of a multiuser MEC-based mobile VR delivery framework.
Introduction of sentiment analysis methods for predicting user request probabilities.
Formulation of joint caching and computing subproblems.
Designing bandwidth allocation policies using bisection methods.
Verification of convergence in the proposed optimization algorithm.
Comparison of different caching schemes on VR service cost.
Stats
According to Ericsson’s report, global mobile data traffic is expected to reach 325 EB by 2028.
The motion-to-photon (MTP) delay is crucial for a positive VR experience.
The power consumption under local executing state ranges from 0.1 - 0.5 Watt.
The size of each 2D monocular video chunk is set at 3 Mbits.
Quotes
"The proposed interest analysis method can be closer to the subjective feelings of users than other comparison schemes."
"Simulation results demonstrate the superiority of the proposed user interest-aware caching scheme."