CN111340277A - Popularity prediction model and method based on federal learning in fog wireless access network - Google Patents

Popularity prediction model and method based on federal learning in fog wireless access network Download PDF

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CN111340277A
CN111340277A CN202010102397.0A CN202010102397A CN111340277A CN 111340277 A CN111340277 A CN 111340277A CN 202010102397 A CN202010102397 A CN 202010102397A CN 111340277 A CN111340277 A CN 111340277A
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The invention discloses a content popularity prediction model construction method and a content popularity prediction model prediction method based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network, which enable edge nodes in the fog wireless access network to construct a local popularity prediction model according to user preference in a node coverage range, accurately predict the popularity of content, and integrate a global model on the basis of each local model, thereby reducing the calculation complexity and the transmission cost.

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Popularity prediction model and method based on federal learning in fog wireless access network
Technical Field
The invention relates to a popularity prediction model based on federal learning and a construction method thereof, belonging to the technical field of content popularity prediction in mobile communication.
Background
With the rapid development of smart devices, wireless networks face countless challenges, especially the data traffic pressure of fronthaul wireless links. To address this problem, the fog radio access network (F-RAN) has become an effective solution to alleviate the traffic burden on the fronthaul link by caching popular content in the fog access point (F-AP). In a fog radio access network, fog access points with limited caching and computing resources are densely deployed at the edge of the network to meet the user's request. Due to the limitations of cache capacity, F-APs need to accurately predict future content popularity in order to prefetch the most popular content during off-peak traffic, improving cache efficiency.
Conventional caching strategies, such as the least recently used caching strategy and the least frequently used caching strategy, are widely used in wired networks. However, due to the limited coverage and storage space of the edge nodes in the wireless network, the above conventional caching strategies cannot directly predict the content popularity in advance, and may suffer from severe performance degradation in the wireless network. Therefore, these conventional caching strategies have very limited applicability in wireless networks. Currently, there have been many research efforts aimed at improving caching efficiency by predicting popularity of content. If the future content popularity can be accurately predicted, the cache configuration efficiency of the edge node can be greatly improved, so that the cache hit rate is improved to the maximum extent.
Federal learning is an emerging artificial intelligence base technology. The method is originally used for solving the problem that an android mobile phone terminal user updates a model locally, and the design goal is to carry out efficient machine learning among multiple parties or multiple computing nodes on the premise of guaranteeing information safety during big data exchange, protecting terminal data and personal data privacy and guaranteeing legal compliance.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is as follows: aiming at the problems and the defects in the prior art, the popularity prediction model based on the federal learning and the construction method thereof are provided, the popularity of the content in the coverage range of the edge node in the fog wireless access network can be accurately predicted, so that the cache hit rate is improved, the communication cost is low, and the calculated amount is small.
The technical scheme is as follows: a method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network comprises the following steps:
s000: according to the historical request information of each user, establishing an objective function of a preference model corresponding to each user, and solving to obtain user preference by taking the minimized objective function as an optimization objective; the historical request information comprises characteristic information of the request content and a user request information tag;
s100: according to the user scene information, a scene space is constructed, and all the obtained scene spaces are subjected to self-adaptive space division to obtain a scene subspace;
s200: according to the similarity between the user preference and the characteristic information of the request content, calculating to obtain the request probability of the user for the request content and the average request probability of all the users in each scene subspace;
s300: taking the average request probability as input, establishing a local popularity prediction model, and solving to obtain the local popularity prediction model by taking the minimum mean square error as an optimization target;
s400: and integrating the local popularity prediction model by adopting a distributed computing method to obtain a global popularity prediction model based on a federated learning framework.
Further, the objective function of the preference model in S000 is represented as:
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in the formula :
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denoted as user unHistory request information ofiDenoted as request content ciCharacteristic information of (a), yn,i∈ {0,1} denotes a user request information tag, wnDenoted as user preferences.
Further, to minimize F (w)n) Solving the optimization target by an FTRL-Proximal algorithm to obtain the user preference wn
Further, the S100 specifically operates as follows:
s110: one user establishes a group of scene information, quantizes each group of scene information and normalizes the scene information to a [0,1] interval;
s120: according to the normalized scene information, constructing an initial scene space theta corresponding to the normalized scene information0Is [0,1]]DD is the dimension of the scene information, theta0Division level l of0=0;
S130: determining an initial scene space Θ0Whether the number of users included in the list satisfies
Figure BDA0002387300280000023
wherein ,r1 and r2If the parameters are preset parameters and the parameters are satisfied, the initial scene space theta is determined0Is divided equally to obtain 2DEach scene subspace is divided into 1 on the basis of the division level; if not, not performing the dividing operation;
s140: satisfy the number of users
Figure BDA0002387300280000024
All scene subspaces of (2) are respectively equally spaced and divided intoDA scene subspace,/j=li+1, formula (O)iFor the ith scene subspace,/iIs thetaiThe division level of (1);
s150: repeating S140 until the obtained number of users in all the scene subspaces is not satisfied
Figure BDA0002387300280000025
Then, the segmentation process is finished, and the obtained scene subspace is recorded as theta12,...,Θs,...ΘS
Further, the user preference w is calculated according to the following formulanCharacteristic information χ of request contentiThe similarity between the users u and the users unProbability of request for the content:
Figure BDA0002387300280000026
the probability value range is [0,1 ].
Further, the average request probability for all users within each scene subspace is calculated according to the following formula:
Figure BDA0002387300280000031
wherein ,xs,iIn the scene subspace theta for the requested contentsAverage request probability within, Num (Θ)s) Is thetasTotal number of users in (1).
Further, the local popularity prediction model is expressed as:
wherein ,
Figure BDA0002387300280000033
to request content ciPredicted popularity value, a ═ a1,a2,…,as,…,aS]TPredicting model parameters of the model for local popularity, wherein parameter asRepresenting a scene subspace ΘsActivity level of user, xi=[x1,i,x2,i,…,xS,i]TThe average request probability of all scenario subspaces under the coverage range of each access node is collected;
establishing an optimization model by taking the minimum mean square error as an optimization target:
Figure BDA0002387300280000034
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wherein ,piIs content ciThe actual value of the popularity of the product,
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is a set of training examples on a single node, L is
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Total number of training samples;
and solving the optimization model to obtain a local popularity prediction model.
Further, solving the formula (7) by adopting an SVRG algorithm to obtain a local popularity prediction model.
Further, the S400 specifically operates as follows:
s410: in the scenario of K access node integration, according to equation (7), the optimization model may be established as:
Figure BDA0002387300280000038
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wherein
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For the set of all training examples in K access nodes, L*Is composed of
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The number of training examples;
s420: the mean square error in each node can be expressed as:
Figure BDA00023873002800000312
wherein ,
Figure BDA00023873002800000313
is a set of training examples in the mth node, LmIs composed of
Figure BDA00023873002800000314
The number of training examples;
s430: rewriting the objective function in equation (14) to obtain a new optimization model:
Figure BDA0002387300280000041
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s440: and combining the DANE algorithm with the SVRG algorithm, and solving a formula (17) by using a distributed calculation method by using a federated learning framework to obtain a global popularity prediction model.
The invention also discloses a content popularity prediction method, which adopts a global popularity prediction model to predict the content popularity in the coverage range of the edge node in the fog wireless access network to obtain a prediction result; and caching the corresponding popular content in the fog access point according to the prediction result.
Has the advantages that: the invention has the following advantages:
(1) according to the method, the relevance between the user preference and the content characteristics is researched by learning a potential user preference model, so that the popularity of new content without statistical data can be predicted;
(2) according to the method, the contextual information of the users is fully utilized, and the users are clustered through self-adaptive contextual space segmentation, so that the number of parameters in a popularity prediction model is reduced, and the calculation amount is greatly reduced;
(3) the distributed computation is carried out by utilizing the federated learning framework, so that the computation complexity on a single node is reduced, and the communication cost is reduced;
(4) the invention can enable the edge node in the fog wireless access network to construct a local popularity prediction model according to the user preference in the node coverage range, accurately predict the popularity of the content, and integrate a global model on the basis of each local model, thereby reducing the computational complexity and the transmission cost.
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FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a popularity prediction model and a construction method thereof according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a detailed flow chart of a popularity prediction model construction method proposed by the present invention;
fig. 4 is an explanatory diagram of an adaptive scene space division method.
FIG. 5 is a graph of simulation results of predictions using the popularity prediction model obtained in the present invention and compared with the conventional prediction model (the horizontal axis is the number of contents participating in the prediction, and the vertical axis is the root mean square error between the predicted value and the actual value);
fig. 6 is a simulation result graph (the horizontal axis is cache capacity, and the vertical axis is cache hit rate) in which caching is performed according to a prediction result and the obtained cache hit rate is compared with a conventional algorithm;
fig. 7 is a simulation result diagram of the convergence rate of the algorithm (the horizontal axis represents the number of iterations of the algorithm, and the vertical axis represents the objective function value) compared with the distributed algorithm based on federal learning and the centralized algorithm employed in the present invention.
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The popularity prediction model based on the federal learning and the construction method thereof comprise the following steps:
s000: establishing a preference model of each user according to historical request information data in user equipment and the characteristics of contents, and independently training and learning user preferences; the specific operation is as follows:
s010: recording user unHistory request information of
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Including the requested content ciCharacteristic information χ ofiAnd user request information tag yn,i∈ {0,1}, if user u is in the history request informationnRequest content ciy n,i1, otherwise, yn,i=0;
S020: utilizing a sigmoid function to approximate the corresponding relation between the characteristic information of the request content and the information tag of the user request:
Figure BDA0002387300280000052
s030: establishing user unRequest probability function of (1):
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i.e. user unThe characteristic information of the requested content is χiThe probability of requesting the content;
s040: building user u by using enough request information as training samplenLikelihood function of (d):
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s050: establishing a cross entropy loss function as an objective function of a user preference model:
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the above equation is a negative log-likelihood function.
S060: to minimize F (w)n) For optimizing The target, The user preference w is obtained by solving through The Follow The (Proximally) regulated leader (FTRL-Proximal) algorithmnAnd each user performs independent training according to the S010-S060 line, and no information interaction exists among the users.
S100: each user sends the self context information to a corresponding access node after screening and encryption, the node constructs a context space according to the collected context information, sets parameters and performs self-adaptive space segmentation, thereby realizing the clustering of the users; the specific operation is as follows:
s110: collecting user u by access nodenZeta scene informationn=[ζn,1n,2,...ζn,D]T∈[0,1]DWhere D is the dimension of the context information, and the context information ζnIs normalized, and common situation information can include age, gender, occupationEtc.;
s120: constructing an initial scene space Θ0Is [0,1]]D,Θ0Division level l of0=0;
S130: setting a parameter r1 and r2When theta is equal to0Number of users contained in
Figure BDA0002387300280000056
When, will theta0Are equally spaced apart, theta0Is divided into 2DEach scene subspace, wherein the division level of each subspace is added with 1 on the basis of the division level before the division;
s140: similarly, for the obtained scene subspace ΘiWhen is coming into contact with
Figure BDA0002387300280000061
When, will thetaiIs equally spaced and divided into 2DA scene subspace, letjFor one of the scene subspaces, then lj=li+1。
S150: by analogy, when the obtained number of users in all the scene spaces does not meet the segmentation condition, the adaptive scene space segmentation process is ended, and finally all the obtained scene subspaces are marked as theta12,...,Θs,...ΘS
S200: mapping the similarity between the user preference and the content characteristics into the request probability of the user for the content, and taking the average request probability of all users in each segmented scene subspace;
the specific operation is as follows:
s210: mapping function is taken
Figure BDA0002387300280000062
Characteristic information χ of content to be requestediAnd user preferences wnSubstitution into f (w)ni) Formula, calculating the similarity between the two, and obtaining the user unFor the request content ciThe probability of request is in the range of [0,1]];
S220: for the subspace theta belonging to the same scenesThe request probabilities of the users within are averaged, i.e.:
Figure BDA0002387300280000063
wherein ,xs,iIs content ciIn the scene subspace ΘsAverage request probability within, Num (Θ)s) Is thetasTotal number of users in (1).
S300: establishing a popularity prediction model by taking the average request probability of the user for the content as input, establishing an optimization problem by using historical data of popularity, and training the popularity prediction model;
the specific operation is as follows:
s310: each node collects the average request probability x of all scenario subspaces under its coveragei=[x1,i,x2,i,...,xS,i]TAs input to a popularity prediction model;
s320: let a = [ a =1,a2,...,as,...,aS]TPredicting model parameters of the model for popularity, wherein parameter asRepresenting scene space ΘsThe activity level of the user, i.e. the contribution to the network traffic;
s330: establishing a local popularity prediction model as shown in the following formula:
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wherein ,
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is content ciA predicted popularity value;
s340: based on the minimum mean square error criterion, an optimization model is established, so that model parameters are solved:
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wherein ,piIs content ciThe actual value of the popularity of the product,
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is a set of training examples on a single node, L is
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Total number of training samples;
s350: the optimization problem in equation (7) is solved by using the Stochastic Variable Reduced Gradient (SVRG) algorithm.
The specific solving process is as follows:
s351: note the book
vi(a)=|pi-aTxi|2(8)
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Initializing a parameter a, wherein the step length is h, and the iteration number calculated in each round is
Figure BDA0002387300280000072
S352: calculating an extrinsic cycle gradient value:
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s353: setting parameter a*A, randomly draw training examples
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The inner loop gradient values are calculated according to the following equation:
g=▽vi(a*)-(▽vi(a)-▽v(a)), (11)
wherein (▽vi(a)-▽v (a) is for the gradient value ▽ vi(a*) The correction term of (1);
s354: and (3) updating parameter values:
a*=a*-hg (12)
s355: repeating S353 and S354 to perform
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Performing secondary iteration;
s356: and (3) updating parameter values:
a=a*(13)
s357: repeating S352 to S356 until the objective function value converges;
s400: based on a federated learning framework, a local popularity prediction model is integrated into a global popularity prediction model through a distributed computing method.
The specific operation is as follows:
s410: in the scenario of K access node integration, according to equation (7), the optimization model may be established as:
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wherein
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For the set of all training examples in K access nodes, L*Is composed of
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The number of training examples;
s420: the mean square error in each node can be expressed as:
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wherein ,
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is a set of training examples in the mth node, LmIs composed of
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The number of training examples;
s430: the objective function in equation (14) is rewritten as:
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obtaining a new optimization model:
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this indicates that the global optimization is decided by the local optimization;
s440: combining a Distributed Adaptive Newton (DANE) algorithm with a Stochastic VarianceReduced Gradient (SVRG) algorithm, and solving a new optimization model by a distributed computing method by utilizing a framework of federal learning to obtain a global popularity prediction model.
The solving process is as follows:
s441: initializing a parameter a, wherein the step length is h, and the iteration number calculated in each round is
Figure BDA00023873002800000811
S442: the extrinsic gradient values are calculated as follows:
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s443: for all nodes 1 to K, S444 to S446 are performed, respectively;
s444: for the m node, take amA, randomly draw training examples
Figure BDA0002387300280000088
Calculating an inner loop gradient value according to the following formula;
gm=▽vi(am)-▽vi(a)+▽v(a) (19)
s445: and (3) updating parameter values:
am=am-hgm(20)
s446: repeating S444 and S445, proceeding
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Performing secondary iteration;
s447: and (3) updating parameter values:
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s448: and repeating the steps from S442 to S447 until the objective function value is converged to obtain a global popularity prediction model.
FIG. 5 is a graph of simulation results of predictions using the popularity prediction model obtained in the present invention and compared with conventional prediction models, with the horizontal axis representing the number of contents participating in the predictions and the vertical axis representing the root mean square error between the predicted values and the actual values; FIG. 6 is a graph of simulation results of caching according to the prediction results and comparing the resulting cache hit rate with the conventional algorithm, with cache capacity on the horizontal axis and cache hit rate on the vertical axis; fig. 7 is a simulation result diagram of algorithm convergence rate obtained by comparing the distributed algorithm based on federal learning and the centralized algorithm employed in the present invention, in which the horizontal axis represents the number of iterations of the algorithm and the vertical axis represents the objective function value. Therefore, the invention can enable the edge nodes in the fog wireless access network to construct local popularity prediction models according to the user preference in the node coverage range, accurately predict the popularity of the content, and integrate global models on the basis of each local model, thereby reducing the computational complexity and the transmission cost.

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1. A method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network is characterized in that: the method comprises the following steps:
s000: according to the historical request information of each user, establishing an objective function of a preference model corresponding to each user, and solving to obtain user preference by taking the minimized objective function as an optimization objective; the historical request information comprises characteristic information of the request content and a user request information tag;
s100: according to the user scene information, a scene space is constructed, and all the obtained scene spaces are subjected to self-adaptive space division to obtain a scene subspace;
s200: according to the similarity between the user preference and the characteristic information of the request content, calculating to obtain the request probability of the user for the request content and the average request probability of all the users in each scene subspace;
s300: taking the average request probability as input, establishing a local popularity prediction model, and solving to obtain the local popularity prediction model by taking the minimum mean square error as an optimization target;
s400: and integrating the local popularity prediction model by adopting a distributed computing method to obtain a global popularity prediction model based on a federated learning framework.
2. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the objective function of the preference model in S000 is expressed as:
Figure FDA0002387300270000011
in the formula :
Figure FDA0002387300270000012
denoted as user unHistory request information ofiDenoted as request content ciCharacteristic information of (a), yn,i∈ {0,1} denotes a user request information tag, wnDenoted as user preferences.
3. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 2, wherein: to minimize F (w)n) Solving the optimization target by an FTRL-Proximal algorithm to obtain the user preference wn
4. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the S100 specifically operates as follows:
s110: one user establishes a group of scene information, quantizes each group of scene information and normalizes the scene information to a [0,1] interval;
s120: according to the normalized scene information, constructing an initial scene space theta corresponding to the normalized scene information0Is [0,1]]DD is the dimension of the scene information, theta0Division level l of0=0;
S130: determining an initial scene space Θ0Whether the number of users included in the list satisfies
Figure FDA0002387300270000013
wherein ,r1 and r2If the parameters are preset parameters and the parameters are satisfied, the initial scene space theta is determined0Is divided equally to obtain 2DEach scene subspace is divided into 1 on the basis of the division level; if not, not performing the dividing operation;
s140: satisfy the number of users
Figure FDA0002387300270000021
All scene subspaces of (2) are respectively equally spaced and divided intoDA scene subspace,/j=li+1, formula (O)iFor the ith scene subspace,/iIs thetaiThe division level of (1);
s150: repeating S140 until the obtained number of users in all scene subspacesAll amounts are not satisfied
Figure FDA0002387300270000029
Then, the segmentation process is finished, and the obtained scene subspace is recorded as theta12,...,Θs,...ΘS
5. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 1, wherein: calculating a user preference w according tonCharacteristic information χ of request contentiThe similarity between the users u and the users unProbability of request for the content:
Figure FDA0002387300270000022
the probability value range is [0,1 ].
6. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 5, wherein:
the average request probability for all users within each scene subspace is calculated according to:
Figure FDA0002387300270000023
wherein ,xs,iIn the scene subspace theta for the requested contentsAverage request probability within, Num (Θ)s) Is thetasTotal number of users in (1).
7. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
the local popularity prediction model is expressed as:
Figure FDA0002387300270000024
wherein ,
Figure FDA0002387300270000025
to request content ciPredicted popularity value, a ═ a1,a2,…,as,…,aS]TPredicting model parameters of the model for local popularity, wherein parameter asRepresenting a scene subspace ΘsActivity level of user, xi=[x1,i,x2,i,...,xS,i]TThe average request probability of all scenario subspaces under the coverage range of each access node is collected;
establishing an optimization model by taking the minimum mean square error as an optimization target:
Figure FDA0002387300270000026
wherein ,piIs content ciThe actual value of the popularity of the product,
Figure FDA0002387300270000027
is a set of training examples on a single node, L is
Figure FDA0002387300270000028
Total number of training samples;
and solving the optimization model to obtain a local popularity prediction model.
8. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 7, wherein: and (5) solving the formula (7) by adopting an SVRG algorithm to obtain a local popularity prediction model.
9. The method for constructing a content popularity prediction model based on federal learning in a fog wireless access network as claimed in claim 7, wherein: the S400 specifically operates as follows:
s410: in the scenario of K access node integration, according to equation (7), the optimization model may be established as:
Figure FDA0002387300270000031
wherein
Figure FDA0002387300270000032
For the set of all training examples in K access nodes, L*Is composed of
Figure FDA0002387300270000033
The number of training examples;
s420: the mean square error in each node can be expressed as:
Figure FDA0002387300270000034
wherein ,
Figure FDA0002387300270000035
is a set of training examples in the mth node, LmIs composed of
Figure FDA0002387300270000036
The number of training examples;
s430: rewriting the objective function in equation (14) to obtain a new optimization model:
Figure FDA0002387300270000037
s440: and combining the DANE algorithm with the SVRG algorithm, and solving a formula (17) by using a distributed calculation method by using a federated learning framework to obtain a global popularity prediction model.
10. The method for predicting content popularity based on the method for constructing the content popularity prediction model based on the federal learning in the fog wireless access network as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 9, is characterized in that:
predicting the content popularity in the coverage range of the edge node in the fog wireless access network by adopting a global popularity prediction model to obtain a prediction result;
and caching the corresponding popular content in the fog access point according to the prediction result.
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