Latency Minimization for Intelligent Reflecting Surface Aided Mobile Edge Computing

Queen Mary University of London · King's College London · +1 more institution

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Abstract

Computation off-loading in mobile edge computing (MEC) systems constitutes an efficient paradigm of supporting resource-intensive applications on mobile devices. However, the benefit of MEC cannot be fully exploited, when the communications link used for off-loading computational tasks is hostile. Fortunately, the propagation-induced impairments may be mitigated by intelligent reflecting surfaces (IRS), which are capable of enhancing both the spectral- and energy-efficiency. Specifically, an IRS comprises an IRS controller and a large number of passive reflecting elements, each of which may impose a phase shift on the incident signal, thus collaboratively improving the propagation environment. In this paper,…

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  • Computer science
  • Mobile edge computing
  • Edge computing
  • Latency (audio)
  • Computational complexity theory
  • Computational resource
  • Distributed computing
  • Mobile device
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