Mobile Performance Intelligent Evaluation of IoT Networks Based on DNN

0e rapid development of the sensor equipment has promoted the rapid growth of the Internet of 0ings (IoT). 0e IoT has been widely employed in the multidimensional signal processing and gradually formed the IoT networks. Mobile communication promotes the wide application of the IoT networks. In this study, the transmit antenna selection (TAS) scheme is employed to investigate the average symbol error probability (ASEP) performance of mobile IoT networks over the 2-Rayleigh channels. We first employ moment-generating function (MGF) approach to derive the exact ASEP expressions. We also investigate the outage probability (OP) performance and derive OP expressions. Employing the deep neural network (DNN), an OP intelligent prediction algorithm is proposed. 0en, the numerical simulations are conducted to confirm the ASEP and OP performance analysis. 0e effect of different channel parameters is also analyzed. Compared with Nakagami and Rayleigh channel models, the 2-Rayleigh model has 83.6% and 59.1% increase in ASEP values, respectively. Compared with ELM and RBF models, the DNN model has 31.7% and 22.5% increase in OP prediction accuracy, respectively.


Introduction
In recent years, the information society is facing the transformation from information age to intelligent age. Sensor industry is developing towards the direction of intelligence, low power consumption, and high precision. e intelligent sensor industry plays an important supporting role in the development of the Internet of ings (IoT) and gradually forms the IoT networks [1][2][3]. With the extensive application of mobile communication, the IoT networks are widely used in transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing [4,5]. e perspectives and challenges of physical Internet employed in the IoT networks were investigated in [6]. Due to IoT device mobility, the IoT networks are facing many challenges. A new secure user authenticated scheme was employed in the IoT environment to establish a secure transmission process [7]. In the transmission of the biomedical information, smartphone was employed to power the electrochemical biosensing dongle in the IoT networks [8].
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) is an important method to obtain the high data-rate in mobile IoT networks [9]. To improve the system throughput, a Kalman filtering combining scheme was employed in the MIMO system [10]. To improve the power efficiency, the robust beamforming was designed in magnetic MIMO systems [11]. In [12], a deep neural network-based linear precoding method was proposed for multiuser MIMO systems, which can achieve a higher downlink rate. With sparse channels, a low complexity parameter estimation method was proposed for MIMO big data communication system [13]. In [14], the authors considered covert MIMO communications and investigated the covert capacity with variational distance constraint. e sparse Bayesian learning method was used to realize the channel estimation in industrial IoT networks [15].
Transmit antenna selection (TAS) has been widely used in the MIMO system to reduce complexity [16,17]. With deep neural network, the data-driven prediction method was employed to achieve the TAS in the MIMO system [18]. In [19], the exact average symbol error probability (ASEP) and outage probability (OP) expressions for underwater MIMO system with TAS were derived. e TAS was employed to improve the ASEP performance of underlay spectrumsharing MIMO system in [20]. In [21], using the momentgenerating function (MGF) method, the TAS scheme was employed to derive the error rate expressions for space-time line code system.
However, the TAS performance of the IoT networks over the 2-Rayleigh channels is very difficult. Motivated by the above discussion, employing TAS and SC schemes, the ASEP and OP performance of the mobile IoT networks is investigated. e main contributions are as follows: (1) e MGF approach was employed to derive the exact ASEP expressions with TAS, which are used to investigate the ASEP performance of different modulation methods.

The Mobile IoT Networks
In the mobile IoT networks, it has a mobile source (S) and mobile destination (D). ere are K antennas at S and L antennas at D. E s is the transmit power. Figure 1 shows the system model. Firstly, Si transmits the signal. e received SNR of Dj is given as where h ij is the channel gain, which follows the 2-Rayleigh model and N 0 is the noise power. e average SNR is given as where W is the power attenuation factor. Karagiannidis et al. [22] give the CDF and PDF of c ij as D employs the SC combiner, which can select the best c ij . e output SNR c i is To derive the ASEP and OP results, it needs to obtain the CDF and PDF of With the derivative of (5), it can obtain the PDF of c i S employs the TAS scheme. For K antennas at S, the g is selected as Redha [23] gives the PDF of c g So, it can obtain the MGF of c g [21]:

The ASEP and OP Performance
Yilmaz and Kucur [24] give the ASEP of q-ary PSK: Yilmaz and Kucur [24] give the ASEP of q-ary QAM: e OP is where r th is a given threshold.
Employing (3) and (4), it can obtain the OP as

OP Prediction Algorithm
However, (14) has a high computational complexity. In order to realize real-time analysis of OP performance, we propose an OP prediction method based on DNN. From (13), K, L, r th , and W constitute the DNN input X. e DNN output y is P out . e DNN structure is shown in Figure 2. It has six layers, which are input layer, two hidden layers, ReLU layer, sigmoid layer, and output layer, respectively.
For the input layer, it has four characteristics. en, it uses full connection to connect with two hidden layers. e hidden layers have 512 and 1024 neurons, respectively. Meanwhile, we use ReLU and Sigmoid functions after hidden layer 1 and hidden layer 2, respectively. To make regression prediction, Sigmoid function is employed to finally predict the output.
MSE is widely used as an evaluation criterion in deep learning. So, we also employ the MSE to evaluate the OP prediction effect. MSE is given as [16,17] where t i is the predicted output and S is the number of the testing date.  International Journal of Antennas and Propagation 3.9 × 10 − 3 , and 8.2 × 10 − 3 , respectively. With W increases, the fading severity is more serious. Figure 5 presents the ASEP performance comparison. We can obtain that the ASEP performance of the 2-Rayleigh model is worse than that of Rayleigh and Nakagami models. When SNR � 10 dB, the ASEP values are 0.0450, 0.0184, and 0.0074, respectively. Compared with Rayleigh and Nakagami channel models, the 2-Rayleigh model has a 59.1% and 83.6% increase in ASEP values, respectively. is shows that the communications environment of the 2-Rayleigh model is more complex than that of Rayleigh and Nakagami models. Figure 6 presents the OP performance comparison. When SNR � 6 dB, the OP values are 0.3214, 0.1902, and 0.0968, respectively. Compared with Nakagami and Rayleigh channel models, the 2-Rayleigh model has a 69.9% and 49.1% increase in OP values, respectively.

Simulation Analysis
For the DNN, ELM, and RBF algorithms, Figures 7-9 show the prediction results, and Table 3 shows the simulation parameters. e prediction results of the DNN algorithm are better than ELM and RBF methods. Table 4 shows the MSE comparison.
e MSE with the DNN      International Journal of Antennas and Propagation algorithm is only 0.0557, which is lower than ELM and RBF methods. Compared with ELM and RBF models, the DNN model has 31.7% and 22.5% increase in OP prediction accuracy, respectively.

Conclusions
We investigated the ASEP and OP performance of the 2-Rayleigh model, respectively. rough different conditions, the effect of K, L, and W on the ASEP and OP performance was analyzed. K or L values increased, and the system performance was improved. e ASEP and OP performance degraded as W increased. Compared with Nakagami and Rayleigh channel models, the 2-Rayleigh model had 83.6% and 59.1% increase in ASEP values, respectively. e DNN model had a better OP prediction accuracy than the ELM and RBF algorithms.

Data Availability
e data used to support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request and with permission of funders.

Conflicts of Interest
e authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.