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    This document presents a project on data efficient resource optimization and congestion control in 5G networks. The project proposes resource allocation methods to efficiently determine the server to allocate tasks in a network configuration including MEC (Multi-Access Edge Computing) servers near 5G base stations. It evaluates five machine learning models using various metrics on a large input feature set. The objective is to detect anomalies in IoT devices to improve security and usability of IoT systems while preventing attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities.

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    This document presents a project on data efficient resource optimization and congestion control in 5G networks. The project proposes resource allocation methods to efficiently determine the server to allocate tasks in a network configuration including MEC (Multi-Access Edge Computing) servers near 5G base stations. It evaluates five machine learning models using various metrics on a large input feature set. The objective is to detect anomalies in IoT devices to improve security and usability of IoT systems while preventing attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities.

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    This document presents a project on data efficient resource optimization and congestion control in 5G networks. The project proposes resource allocation methods to efficiently determine the server to allocate tasks in a network configuration including MEC (Multi-Access Edge Computing) servers near 5G base stations. It evaluates five machine learning models using various metrics on a large input feature set. The objective is to detect anomalies in IoT devices to improve security and usability of IoT systems while preventing attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities.

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    RAJIV GANDHI COLLEGE OF

    ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

    DATA EFFICIENT RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION &


    CONGESTION CONTROL IN 5G NETWORKS

    UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF PRESENTED BY,


    Dr. B. SHOBA EBINESAR. V (20TC0054)
    HOD OF ECE JAGAN. V (20TC0056)
    Kailash. B (20TC0057)

    1
    ABSTRACT

    • With the spread and development of 5G technology, network configurations with MEC (Multi-Access

    Edge Computing) servers in the vicinity of 5G base stations are becoming more common.

    • In this project, we propose resource allocation methods to efficiently determine the server to which tasks

    are allocated in a network configuration that includes MEC servers.

    • A prioritized allocation by the average number of waiting tasks, by the communication delay, by the task

    response time, and by the cost of using computing resources.

    2
    LITERATURE SURVEY
    S.No Title Author Pros Cons Metrices

    1 Performance Analysis of 5
    Machine Learning Models with Abbas M, 2020 Used IOT Network Less Accuracy 75
    Extensive Input Features
    2 Detecting Anomalies in IoT
    Devices for Enhanced Data Tie Luo, 2020 Extended Accuracy The training database 65
    Security. consist less data

    3 Securing IoT Devices from Mass


    Spam Attack(Botnets) with HANWEI ZHU, Faster Algorithm The system was trained 84
    Machine Learning 2020 with Less type of data

    4 A Survey on Mobile Crowd-


    Sensing & Its Applications in the KHALID High Accuracy Very Complex 90
    IoT Era ABUALSAUD, 2020 Algorithm

    5 Machine Learning Techniques


    for Spam Detection in Email & Naeem Ahmed, Dataset belonging to Accuracy Low 65
    IoT Platforms 2021 Multiple category

    3
    S.No Title Author Pros Cons Metrices

    6 Improving IoT Resources


    Detection with Machine Sidharth S, 2022 Used IOT Network Less Accuracy 85
    Learning

    7 Enhancing IoT Security:


    Anomaly Detection Vs Extended Accuracy The training database 90
    M.Praveena, 2021
    Attack Exploitation consist less data

    8 Improving IoT Data Quality


    and Predictive Power with Naman Nema, 2021 Faster Algorithm The system was trained 92
    Machine Learning with Less type of data

    9 Intelligent Detection of IoT


    Botnets Using Machine Sanaa Kaddoura, 2021 High Accuracy Very Complex 90
    Learning Algorithm

    10 An Unsupervised Method
    for Social Network Dataset belonging to
    Spammer Detection Based Darshika Multiple category Accuracy Low 85
    Koggalahewa1, 2022
    on User Information
    Interests
    4
    OBJECTIVE
     In this framework, five machine learning models are evaluated using various metrics with a large
    collection of inputs features sets.
     Methods target the data anomalies present in general smart Internet of Things (IoT) devices, allowing for
    easy detection of anomalous events based on stored data.
     It can be sent in massive volume by botnets, networks of infected computers. This paper proposed deep
    learning technique of spam detection for IOT devices application.
     A quality of these data will fluctuate depending on the time and location, which is represented by their
    speed. One can't depict IOT without Machine Learning
     Spam detection and filtration are significant and enormous problems for email and IoT service providers
    nowadays

    5
     To achieve this objective, resource Detection in IoT using Machine Learning framework is proposed. In
    this framework, five machine learning models are evaluated using various metrics with a large collection
    of inputs features sets.
     Anomalous detection to improve the usability and security of IoT systems. On the other hand, attackers
    often view learning algorithms to exploit the vulnerabilities in smart IoT-based systems.
     It can be sent in massive volume by botnets, networks of infected computers. This paper proposed deep
    learning technique of spam detection for IOT devices application
     A quality of these data will fluctuate depending on the time and location, which is represented by their
    speed. One can't depict IOT without Machine Learning
     This paper presents a detailed survey on the latest developments in spam text detection and classification
    in social media.

    6
    EXISTING SYSTEM

    • There are situations where end devices offload computation to cloud servers.
    • Resource Allocation has been proposed to assist the architecture consisting only of end devices and
    cloud servers.
    • Resource Allocation assumes that the performance of cloud servers, which are candidates for task
    allocation, is homogeneous.
    • Therefore, a new architecture is required to support network configurations that include MEC servers.
    • In existing system to overcome the delay produced by the too much participant in internet access they
    have applied the scheduling based schemes

    7
    EXISTING SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

    8
    WORKPLAN

    Phase I
     Literature Survey
     Implementation of Existing System
     Journal Publication-I
    Phase II
     Implementation of Proposed System
     Comparison of Existing & Proposed System
     Journal Publication-II

    9
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