Regression prediction algorithm for energy consumption regression in cloud computing based on horned lizard algorithm optimised convolutional neural network-bidirectional gated recurrent unit
Feiyang Li, Zinan Cao, Qixuan Yu, Xirui Tang

TL;DR
This paper introduces an optimized convolutional neural network with bidirectional gated recurrent units, based on horned lizard algorithm, to accurately predict energy consumption in cloud computing systems, outperforming traditional models.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel energy consumption prediction model using horned lizard algorithm optimization for CNN-BiGRU, demonstrating improved accuracy over random forest models.
Findings
Optimized model achieves 0.01 lower MSE and MAE than random forest.
Power consumption correlates positively with energy efficiency, CPU usage negatively.
Model provides a new approach to enhance energy efficiency in cloud computing.
Abstract
For this paper, a prediction study of cloud computing energy consumption was conducted by optimising the data regression algorithm based on the horned lizard optimisation algorithm for Convolutional Neural Networks-Bi-Directional Gated Recurrent Units. Firstly, through Spearman correlation analysis of CPU, usage, memory usage, network traffic, power consumption, number of instructions executed, execution time and energy efficiency, we found that power consumption has the highest degree of positive correlation with energy efficiency, while CPU usage has the highest degree of negative correlation with energy efficiency. In our experiments, we introduced a random forest model and an optimisation model based on the horned lizard optimisation algorithm for testing, and the results show that the optimisation algorithm has better prediction results compared to the random forest model.…
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TopicsAdvanced Computing and Algorithms · Advanced Sensor and Control Systems · Advanced Technology in Applications
