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2025 Vol.8 Dec.N06

  • Title: Dynamic Scheduling Strategy for Online Experimental Resources in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
  • Name: Xiaojun Cheng
  • Company: Jiangsu Union Technical Institute,Yancheng Mechanical and Electrical Branch,Yancheng,224005,China
  • Abstract:

    Conventional online experimental resource dynamic scheduling methods primarily achieve fixed resource allocation through predefined resource allocation rules or estimates of resource demand based on tasks. Due to the lack of cluster analysis for experimental resources, it is difficult to comprehensively consider the similarities and differences in functionality, performance, and other aspects among different experimental resources, resulting in poor scheduling stability. To address this, a multi-agent reinforcement learning-based online experimental resource dynamic scheduling strategy is proposed. Multidimensional feature data from users and online experimental resources are collected and converted into feature vectors. Based on these vectors, similarity scores between users and resources are calculated to establish matching relationships. The fuzzy C-means clustering algorithm is applied to partition users and related resources into distinct clusters according to their similarity scores. Each clustered entity is defined as an agent, comprehensively representing relevant elements in online experimental resource scheduling. Simultaneously, resource demands and experiment progress are integrated to form the sum of the state space. The action space defines agents' resource request behaviors, constrained by total resource availability and actual demand. Factors such as resource satisfaction, experiment progress, and resource wastage are comprehensively considered. Weighted coefficients balance reward components to guide agents toward learning effective strategies. Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (DDPG) is employed to train the multi-agent system. By designing the loss function, agents are guided to optimize allocation rules according to reward expectations, enabling dynamic resource scheduling. Experimental validation confirms the proposed method's scheduling stability. Comparative test results demonstrate that when applying this approach for dynamic experimental resource scheduling, the average number of rescheduling instances is 3, achieving relatively ideal scheduling performance.


  • Keyword: Multi-agent; Reinforcement learning; Online experimental resources; Dynamic scheduling;
  • DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2025091103
  • Citation form: Xiaojun Cheng.Dynamic Scheduling Strategy for Online Experimental Resources in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning[J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System,2025,Vol.8,pp.
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