Jialei Zhang , Zheng Yan , Haiguang Wang , Tieyan Li
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摘要
下一代网络以异构为主,集成了基于各种技术构建的不同网络域。跨多个网络域传输具有特定需求的数据,需要先进的跨域路由解决方案。然而,目前的方法在提供融合隐私保护和适应动态网络条件的跨域定制路由方面存在不足,往往忽略了QoE (Quality of Experience)及其稳定性。为了应对这些挑战,我们提出了一种针对集成异构网络(inter - hetnet)设计的定制跨域路由方案CCRPS,该方案可以实现路由定制,支持动态网络环境,确保强大的跨域隐私保护,并提供一致和高效的QoE。具体来说,CCRPS首先形式化用户自定义需求,以促进路由自定义。其次,将跨域路由生成问题重新表述为多智能体深度强化学习(DRL)任务,并开发了基于多智能体深度强化学习(CCR-MD)的自定义跨域路由算法来解决该问题,确保对动态网络条件的适应性。此外,CCRPS还引入了虚拟拓扑构建、节点属性计算、随机混淆等隐私保护机制,实现了跨域路由过程中的隐私保护。此外,引入了以QoE为中心的奖励函数来保持QoE的稳定性。通过与现有相关方案的比较,大量的实验验证了CCRPS的优越性能。
CCRPS: Customized cross-domain routing with privacy preservation and stable quality-of-experience based on deep reinforcement learning
Next-generation networks are predominantly heterogeneous, integrating diverse network domains built on various technologies. The transmission of data with specific requirements across multiple network domains necessitates advanced cross-domain routing solutions. However, current approaches fall short in providing cross-domain customized routing that incorporates privacy protection and adapts to dynamic network conditions, often overlooking Quality of Experience (QoE) and its stability. To tackle these challenges, we propose CCRPS, a customized cross-domain routing scheme designed for Integrated Heterogeneous Networks (Inte-HetNet), which enables routing customization, supports dynamic network environments, ensures robust cross-domain privacy protection, and delivers consistent and efficient QoE. Specifically, CCRPS begins by formalizing user customization requirements to facilitate routing customization. Next, it reformulates the cross-domain routing generation problem as a multi-agent Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) task and develops a Customized Cross-domain Routing algorithm based on Multi-agent DRL (CCR-MD) to address it, ensuring adaptability to dynamic network conditions. Additionally, CCRPS incorporates privacy protection mechanisms, such as virtual topology construction, node attribute calculation, and random obfuscation, to safeguard privacy during cross-domain routing. Moreover, it introduces a QoE-centric reward function to maintain QoE stability. Extensive experimental evaluations demonstrate the superior performance of CCRPS through comparison with existing related schemes.
期刊介绍:
Informatics and Computer Science Intelligent Systems Applications is an esteemed international journal that focuses on publishing original and creative research findings in the field of information sciences. We also feature a limited number of timely tutorial and surveying contributions.
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