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MAC protocol for realizing time domain interference alignment based on deep reinforcement learning in underwater acoustic network

A technology of reinforcement learning and underwater acoustic network, applied in wireless network protocol, network topology, ultrasonic/acoustic/infrasonic transmission system, etc., can solve the problems of algorithm complexity increase and algorithm calculation infeasibility, and achieve the effect of improving throughput

Active Publication Date: 2021-06-08
HUAQIAO UNIVERSITY
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But the complexity of the algorithm increases exponentially with the number of nodes
Therefore, the proposed algorithm is computationally infeasible

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[0058] In order to verify the performance of the DQNSA-MAC protocol of the present invention, carry out following simulation experiments:

[0059] The DQNSA-MAC protocol is implemented and simulated based on the TensorFlow framework using the Python programming language. In the DQNSA-MAC protocol, DQN includes a 100-unit LSTM layer. The minibatch size is set to 200episode, and the step size of each episode is 50. The discount factor was set to γ=0.9. We trained this network for more than 10,000 iterations, and compared the DQNSA-MAC protocol with slotted-Aloha and DPSA protocols in terms of throughput, message forwarding success rate, and fairness index.

[0060] The success rate of message forwarding (SDR) refers to the number of messages successfully received (M received ) and the total number of messages generated in the network (M generated ) ratio, as shown in formula (10). In order to evaluate the fairness of the underlying protocol, we use Jain’s FairnessIndex, as ...

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The invention discloses an MAC protocol for realizing time domain interference alignment based on deep reinforcement learning in an underwater acoustic network. The MAC protocol comprises the following steps: constructing a time slot division model; applying a deep reinforcement learning algorithm DQN to an underwater acoustic network MAC protocol, and achieving time domain interference alignment by training the deep reinforcement learning algorithm DQN; and scheduling node transmission by using the trained DQN. Compared with the prior art, the deep reinforcement learning method is adopted to allocate time slots for the nodes, the DQN is used to realize time domain interference alignment, and the trained DQN is used to schedule node transmission; and the DQNSA-MAC aligns interference at a non-destination node, and more interference-free time slots are reserved for transmitting and receiving messages, so that the throughput is improved. Besides, based on the trained DQN, each node can be mapped to a transmission action from a current state, so that the problem of high calculation overhead caused by large state space is effectively solved. In summary, the throughput, the successful transmission rate, the fairness and the like of the underwater acoustic network MAC protocol can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of wireless sensor network communication transmission, in particular to a MAC protocol for realizing time-domain interference alignment based on deep reinforcement learning in an underwater acoustic network. Background technique [0002] The vast ocean is rich in metals, energy and biological resources. As a key technology for exploring the ocean world, underwater acoustic networks (UANs) are applied in industrial, military and civilian fields, such as resource exploration and development, military intelligence and collection, marine environment and climate research, etc. To turn the idea of ​​underwater acoustic network into reality, it is necessary to effectively solve the problem of Media Access Control Protocol (MAC). [0003] Due to the large transmission delay in underwater acoustic networks, MAC protocols in terrestrial wireless sensor networks cannot be directly applied to UANs. There have been some studies ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04W24/02H04W80/02H04W84/18H04B13/02H04B11/00
CPCH04W24/02H04W80/02H04W84/18H04B13/02H04B11/00
Inventor 高振国赵楠姚念民卢志茂谭国真丁男李培华蔡绍滨
Owner HUAQIAO UNIVERSITY
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