MultiAgentNetSim: Empowering Next-Generation Network Modeling with Multi-Agent Simulation

The increasing complexity of next-generation networks necessitates advanced simulation techniques, with multi-agent simulation (MAS) emerging as a highly effective solution. MAS enables a thorough analysis of micro-level interactions and intricate interdependencies inherent in modern networks, along with their implications – complexities that traditional simulation methods are increasingly unable to address effectively. Motivated by this potential, MultiAgentNetSim is proposed, founded on the principles of MAS. A key feature of MultiAgentNetSim is its capacity to facilitate realistic simulations of complex network scenarios, with network slicing serving as a prominent example explored within this article. Beyond serving as a simulation environment, MultiAgentNetSim functions as a decision-support tool, providing dynamic inputs for algorithm training, and a robust framework for evaluating algorithmic performance. A notable example is its integration with a dynamic pricing algorithm within the network slicing scenario. The simulation inputs deliver expressive and realistic data, enabling a more informed pricing strategy. This strategy, explored through the metric of operator profit, can be assessed across multiple metrics and continuously optimized using feedback from the platform, making it an invaluable asset in modern network management.

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IEEE Communications Magazine
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mcom.002.2400363
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Simulation Techniques and Applications
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MultiAgentNetSim: Empowering Next-Generation Network Modeling with Multi-Agent Simulation

Leïla Merghem‐Boulahia, Morgan Chopin, Joshua Shakya
IEEE Communications Magazine
Simulation Techniques and Applications
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MultiAgentNetSim: Empowering Next-Generation Network Modeling with Multi-Agent Simulation

Leïla Merghem‐Boulahia, Morgan Chopin, Joshua Shakya
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Abstract

The increasing complexity of next-generation networks necessitates advanced simulation techniques, with multi-agent simulation (MAS) emerging as a highly effective solution. MAS enables a thorough analysis of micro-level interactions and intricate interdependencies inherent in modern networks, along with their implications – complexities that traditional simulation methods are increasingly unable to address effectively. Motivated by this potential, MultiAgentNetSim is proposed, founded on the principles of MAS. A key feature of MultiAgentNetSim is its capacity to facilitate realistic simulations of complex network scenarios, with network slicing serving as a prominent example explored within this article. Beyond serving as a simulation environment, MultiAgentNetSim functions as a decision-support tool, providing dynamic inputs for algorithm training, and a robust framework for evaluating algorithmic performance. A notable example is its integration with a dynamic pricing algorithm within the network slicing scenario. The simulation inputs deliver expressive and realistic data, enabling a more informed pricing strategy. This strategy, explored through the metric of operator profit, can be assessed across multiple metrics and continuously optimized using feedback from the platform, making it an invaluable asset in modern network management.

IEEE Communications MagazineVol. 63(7)
Université de Technologie de Troyes (FR), Orange (France) (FR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Simulation Techniques and Applications
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MultiAgentNetSim: Empowering Next-Generation Network Modeling with Multi-Agent Simulation — Leïla Merghem‐Boulahia, Morgan Chopin, et al. · IEEE Communications Magazine (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS