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Management of university and artificial intelligence statistics for 5G edge computing

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With the continuous development of science and technology, artificial intelligence technology, deep learning technology, and signal transmission technology have all been rapidly developed. The products of artificial intelligence can be used in all kinds of people’s lives and studies, making people’s lives and learning is more convenient. Some universities should also change their own teaching management methods, improve the quality of teaching, catch up with the trend of artificial intelligence development, improve the competitiveness of schools, and cultivate more talents for the society. Edge computing technology is a component of cloud computing. It can calculate data stored in cloud computing and has good storage capabilities. Users can calculate and store large quantities of data through edge computing technology. At present, the role of edge computing technology is becoming more and more important. In this research, we first gave a brief introduction to 5G technology, explained the role and status of 5G technology, and then conducted an in-depth analysis from the perspective of edge computing, and compared edge technology with other technologies. Deepen the understanding of edge computing technology. We also discussed the management of many universities in combination with 5G technology. The system we designed has three-tier architecture, including three functional modules, and each functional module is divided into multiple sub-modules. Finally, we made plans and suggestions for the development of artificial intelligence technology in university.

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This research has been supported by the Ministry of Education Human Society project of China (No. 20YJC760030), the key projects of Teaching Research and Teaching Reform of Nanjing Institute of Technology (No. JG2019009), the First Class Curriculum Construction project of Nanjing Institute of Technology (No. YZKC2019067), the Higher Education Research project of Nanjing Institute of Technology(No.2019YB26), Cultural and Artistic Creativity Design Institute (No. CACD202003).

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Hou, J., Xu, L. Management of university and artificial intelligence statistics for 5G edge computing. Wireless Netw (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-021-02689-w

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