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User-Centric Cooperative MEC Service Offloading

Mobile edge computing provides users with a cloud environment close to the edge of the wireless network, supporting the computing intensive applications that have low latency requirements. The combination of offloading with the wireless communication brings new challenges. This paper investigates the service caching problem during the long-term service offloading in the user-centric wireless network. To meet the time-varying service demands of a typical user, a cooperative service caching strategy in the unit of the base station (BS) cluster is proposed. We formulate the caching problem as a time-averaged completion delay minimization problem and transform it into time-decoupled instantaneous problems with a virtual caching cost queue at first. Then we propose a distributed algorithm which is based on the consensus-sharing alternating direction method of multipliers to solve each instantaneous problem. The simulations validate that the proposed online distributed service caching algorithm can achieve the optimal time-averaged completion delay of offloading tasks with the smallest caching cost in the unit of a BS cluster.

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