Multi User Offloading Strategy for Edge Computing in Charging Load Forecasting Scenario
Hongyu Long, Zhaocheng Huang, Chao Liu, Daolin Xu, Tao Li, Fan Ye · 2023
In order to mitigate the impact of large-scale new energy vehicle charging access to the grid, edge computing technology is widely used in smart charging perception scenarios. By deploying various edge terminal devices or application software at the perception sites, it can collect and predict the power load in various regions, so as to effectively guide and control the charging amount of new energy vehicles. However, with the increase of computing demand brought by the increase of edge device nodes, the edge server may face the problem of insufficient computing resources, which will affect the low latency characteristics. To alleviate this problem, this paper abstracts each edge terminal device as an independent user with task computing needs, establishes a multi-user edge computing system, and proposes a multi-level resource allocation strategy for edge computing, Decompose and allocate communication channel resources and server resources in multiple rounds. This method can reduce task latency by optimizing the task offloading ratio and resource allocation method of users while meeting their basic needs. The simulation results show that this method can effectively reduce the latency of task computation in multi user scenarios.