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Journal of System Simulation

Abstract

Abstract: By deploying lightweight models at the network edge, edge systems can provide services of real-time video analytics. However, due to the data drift caused by the discrepancy between model training and actual deployment, it is challenging to construct lightweight models that match real-world environments. To address this challenge, a resource-efficient continuous learning framework for edge real-time video analytics (CL4VA) was proposed. A region of interest-granularity predictor for accuracy degradation was introduced to efficiently select key samples from real-time video streams. A two-layer mixed sample pool was constructed to adaptively trigger the model's continuous learning and avoid the issue of catastrophic forgetting. A DRL-based controller was designed to determine the appropriate time to complete model re-training. The simulation results show that compared to the baseline method, CL4VA can reduce the average latency by 8.65% and increase the accuracy by up to 5.57%. Moreover, the core components of CL4VA require extremely low online overhead.

First Page

294

Last Page

306

CLC

TP393

Recommended Citation

Wu Shuxia, Zhang Junjie, Chen Delong, et al. Resource-efficient Continuous Learning Framework for Edge Real-time Video Analytics[J]. Journal of System Simulation, 2026, 38(2): 294-306.

Corresponding Author

Chen Zheyi

DOI

10.16182/j.issn1004731x.joss.25-0590

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