Self-Evolving Digital Twin Over Wireless Networks: Dynamic Twin Construction and Service Interaction

This book focuses on the integration of self-evolving Digital Twins (DTs) with wireless networks, exploring critical methodologies for dynamic twin construction and real-time service interaction. It addresses challenges posed by wireless environments, which are paramount for maintaining high-fidelity virtual replicas of physical systems. The content provides a comprehensive outline for building and managing DTs that can continuously adapt over wireless networks.

The authors dedicated this book to innovative solutions for optimizing resource allocation and intelligent decision-making. It includes game-theoretic online optimization for federated DT construction and generative artificial intelligence-aided framework for quality-of-experience driven DT service interaction. Furthermore, it shows the practical implementation of these technologies through detailed applications in intelligent vehicular networks.

This book is appropriate for advanced-level students in computer science and electrical engineering, who are studying wireless communications, distributed systems, Internet of Things, and cyber-physical systems. Researchers and industry practitioners seeking to leverage DTs for innovation in smart manufacturing, intelligent transportation, and smart cities will find this book invaluable as well.