Abstract
With the exploding growth of smart devices and application of 5G communications, there are more and more computation-intensive tasks which are delay-sensitive. Mobile edge computing (MEC) is a new paradigm that provides rich computing resources in close proximity to mobile users. However, how to make the decision of whether offloading or not as well as control the transmission power jointly remains a challenge. In this paper, we first study the joint multiuser offloading and transmission power control optimization problem in a multi-channel wireless interference scenario. We formulate the joint optimization problem into a system-wide computation overhead minimization problem as a mixed integer non-linear program. We then propose an efficient semi-distributed algorithm consisting of two subalgorithms of offloading scheme and transmission power control. The numerical simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm can effectively reduce system-wide computation overhead and increase the number of beneficial edge computing users, compared with all local or edge computing and fixed transmission power schemes.
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