Design of an Iterative Method for Dynamic Resource Management in 5G Networks with IoT Integration Operations

Abstract

In the realm of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks, the escalating demands for high-speed, reliable, and efficient communication are paramount, especially with the widespread deployment of Internet of Things (IoT) devices & scenarios. Despite the advancements in 5G technologies, existing network management strategies often fall short in addressing the dynamic nature of network conditions, the heterogeneity of IoT device requirements, and the need for stringent privacy measures. These limitations underscore the necessity for innovative approaches that can adapt in real-time to varying demands while ensuring optimal network performance and user privacy. This paper introduces a suite of machine learning models designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of 5G networks, catering specifically to the diverse needs of IoT applications. At the forefront, DynamicSlicerNet, a deep reinforcement learning-based model, dynamically slices 5G network resources tailored to IoT devices' requirements, addressing device mobility, application demands, and network congestion. This model demonstrates a substantial reduction in latency by up to 30% and improvement in reliability by up to 20%, outperforming static resource allocation methods. Further enhancing edge computing capabilities, FedEdgeAI leverages federated learning to train models directly on edge devices, a move that not only slashes latency by minimizing data transmission to centralized servers but also fortifies data privacy. Experimental evaluations highlight FedEdgeAI's efficacy in maintaining model accuracy while halving communication overhead. PredictiveNetCare, employing time-series analysis and anomaly detection, anticipates network failures, facilitating preemptive maintenance strategies. This predictive approach has shown a marked precision over 90% in identifying potential disruptions, significantly reducing maintenance-related downtime by 30% and bolstering network reliability by 15%. OptiAllocRL and AdaptiveQoSDL, both harnessing reinforcement and deep learning techniques, respectively, optimize resource allocation and manage Quality of Service (QoS) parameters adaptively. OptiAllocRL's strategy results in a 40% latency reduction and a 25% throughput increase, while AdaptiveQoSDL minimizes packet loss by up to 50% and enhances end-to-end delay by up to 35%, ensuring high QoS levels under fluctuating network conditions. This comprehensive approach sets a new benchmark for future 5G network management, paving the way for a more connected, efficient, and secure digital world.