Age-Optimal Power Allocation in Industrial IoT: A Risk-Sensitive Federated Learning Approach
Journal
IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications, PIMRC
Journal Volume
2021-September
Pages
1323-1328
Date Issued
2021
Author(s)
Abstract
This work studies a real-time environment monitoring scenario in the industrial Internet of things, where wireless sensors proactively collect environmental data and transmit it to the controller. We adopt the notion of risk-sensitivity in financial mathematics as the objective to jointly minimize the mean, variance, and other higher-order statistics of the network energy consumption subject to the constraints on the age of information (AoI) threshold violation probability and the AoI exceedances over a pre-defined threshold. We characterize the extreme AoI staleness using results in extreme value theory and propose a distributed power allocation approach by weaving in together principles of Lyapunov optimization and federated learning (FL). Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed FL-based distributed solution is on par with the centralized baseline while consuming 28.50% less system energy and outperforms the other baselines. ? 2021 IEEE.
Subjects
5G and beyond
age of information (AoI)
extreme value theory (EVT)
federated learning (FL)
industrial IoT
smart factory
Energy utilization
Higher order statistics
Internet of things
5g and beyond
Age of information
Extreme value theory
Federated learning
Learning approach
Optimal power allocation
Real-time environment
Smart factory
Work study
5G mobile communication systems
SDGs
Type
conference paper