Graph Learning-Based Multiuser Multitask Offloading in Wireless Computing Power Networks

To enhance service quality, wireless computing power networks (WCPNs) need to realize flexible scheduling and allocation of computation resources across heterogeneous computing servers. Due to large user scales and diverse computation tasks, it is difficult for the current WCPN to serve multiple users and handle multiple tasks concurrently. Graph learning is a promising approach that can learn the representations of nodes through graph structures, enabling the exploration of dependencies among multiple users and tasks, and thereby facilitating computation task offloading. In this article, we propose a graph learning-based multiuser multitask offloading scheme for WCPN. First, we propose a WCPN with multiuser and multitask in which users need to make full use of distributed computing resources through task offloading to ensure efficient task execution. We formulate a system energy consumption minimization problem to jointly optimize computation resources, transmission power, and task offloading. To address the problem, we utilize graph learning to transform the joint optimization problem into a graph regression problem and leverage line graph to explore the solution. Numerical results demonstrate that our proposed scheme can improve computation efficiency, enhance optimization performance, and maintain transferability compared with the benchmarks.