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A data value-driven collaborative data collection method in complex multi-constraint environments

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  • LinLiang Zhang
  • LianShan Yan
  • ZhiSheng Liu
  • Shuo Li
  • RuiFang Du
  • ZhiGuo Hu

Abstract

Data collection is a foundational task in mobile crowd sensing. However, existing data collection methods prioritise quantity, neglecting heterogeneity, cooperation, energy efficiency, and collision avoidance, causing low multi-agent efficiency in complex scenarios. To address this issue, this paper integrates multi-agent reinforcement learning and deep learning to propose the CS_MCE method. The CS_MCE method, applying to unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) collaborative data collection scenarios, utilises deep neural networks to solve representation problems in vast state-action spaces and provides intelligent decision-making capabilities. In various experimental environments with different data values, experiments comparing CS_MCE with the MADDPG and IL-DDPG algorithms in terms of reward values, data quality, energy efficiency, and the number of collisions showed that the data quality collected by CS_MCE increased by 5-6 times, and energy efficiency improved by more than 60%, demonstrating the efficiency and stability of the CS_MCE method.

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  • LinLiang Zhang & LianShan Yan & ZhiSheng Liu & Shuo Li & RuiFang Du & ZhiGuo Hu, 2025. "A data value-driven collaborative data collection method in complex multi-constraint environments," International Journal of Data Science, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 10(1), pages 27-52.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijdsci:v:10:y:2025:i:1:p:27-52
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