A Machine-Learning-Based Channel Assignment Algorithm for IoT

Jing Ma, T. Nagatsuma, Song-Ju Kim, M. Hasegawa
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Abstract

Multi-channel technique benefits IoT network by support parallel transmission and reduce interference. However, the extra overhead posed by the multi-channel usage coordination dramatically challenges the resource constrained IoT devices. In this paper, a machine-learning-based channel assignment algorithm utilizing Tug-Of-War (TOW) dynamics is proposed to cognitively select channels for communication in massive IoT. Furthermore, the proposed TOW-dynamics-based channel assignment algorithm has simple learning procedure which only needs to receive Acknowledge frame for learning procedure, meanwhile, only needs minimal memory and computation capability, i.e., addition and subtraction procedure. Thus, the proposed TOW-dynamics-based algorithm is possible to run on resource constrained IoT devices. We prototype the proposed algorithm on extremely resource constrained Single-board Computer, which is called cognitive IoT device hereafter. Moreover, the evaluation experiments that densely deployed cognitive IoT devices in the frequently changed radio environment are conducted. The evaluation results show that cognitive IoT device quickly make decision to selects channel when the real environment frequently changed, meanwhile keep fairness among IoT devices.
基于机器学习的物联网信道分配算法
多通道技术支持并行传输,减少干扰,有利于物联网网络的发展。然而,多通道使用协调带来的额外开销极大地挑战了资源受限的物联网设备。本文提出了一种基于机器学习的信道分配算法,利用拔河(Tug-Of-War, TOW)动态来认知地选择大规模物联网中的通信信道。此外,本文提出的基于tow动态的信道分配算法学习过程简单,只需要接收确认帧即可进行学习过程,同时只需要最小的内存和计算能力,即加减过程。因此,所提出的基于tow动态的算法可以在资源受限的物联网设备上运行。我们在资源极度受限的单板计算机(以下称为认知物联网设备)上对该算法进行了原型化。进行了密集部署的认知物联网设备在频繁变化的无线电环境下的评估实验。评估结果表明,在现实环境频繁变化的情况下,认知物联网设备能够快速做出信道选择决策,同时保持物联网设备之间的公平性。
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