ENERGY-EFFICIENT DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING FOR INTELLIGENT TASK SCHEDULING IN EDGE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS
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Edge computing has emerged as an effective paradigm for processing latency-sensitive applications by bringing computational resources closer to end users. However, efficient task scheduling remains a significant challenge due to limited computational capacity, dynamic workloads, and varying network conditions. This paper proposes an Energy-Efficient Deep Reinforcement Learning (EE-DRL) framework that optimizes task scheduling while minimizing energy consumption and execution delay. The proposed framework employs a Deep Q-Network (DQN) to dynamically allocate computational tasks among heterogeneous edge nodes. Experimental analysis demonstrates that the proposed approach reduces average task completion time by 23%, lowers energy consumption by 19%, and improves resource utilization compared with traditional scheduling algorithms. The proposed framework provides an intelligent, adaptive, and scalable solution for future edge computing infrastructures.
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Sophia M. Carter et,al (2026); ENERGY-EFFICIENT DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING FOR INTELLIGENT TASK SCHEDULING IN EDGE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS, Jana Nexus: Journal of Computer Science, 2 (06), 05-08, ISSN (O): 3108-1916. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/JNCS01/137
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