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Auteurs principaux: Li, Chengyang, Wang, Shuai, Ye, Kejiang, Yuan, Weijie, Zhou, Boyu, Wu, Yik-Chung, Xu, Chengzhong, Arslan, Huseyin
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Publié: 2026
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Accès en ligne:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.17810
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author Li, Chengyang
Wang, Shuai
Ye, Kejiang
Yuan, Weijie
Zhou, Boyu
Wu, Yik-Chung
Xu, Chengzhong
Arslan, Huseyin
author_facet Li, Chengyang
Wang, Shuai
Ye, Kejiang
Yuan, Weijie
Zhou, Boyu
Wu, Yik-Chung
Xu, Chengzhong
Arslan, Huseyin
contents This paper considers multi-agent embodied question answering (MA-EQA), which aims to query robot teams on what they have seen over a long horizon. In contrast to existing edge resource management methods that emphasize sensing, communication, or computation performance metrics, MA-EQA emphasizes the memory qualities. To cope with this paradigm shift, we propose a quality of memory (QoM) model based on generative adversarial exam (GAE), which leverages forward simulation to assess memory retrieval and uses the resulting exam scores to compute QoM values. Then we propose memory centric power allocation (MCPA), which maximizes the QoM function under communication resource constraints. Through asymptotic analysis, it is found that the transmit powers are proportional to the GAE error probability, thus prioritizing towards high-QoM robots. Extensive experiments demonstrate that MCPA achieves significant improvements over extensive benchmarks in terms of diverse metrics in various scenarios.
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spellingShingle Memory Centric Power Allocation for Multi-Agent Embodied Question Answering
Li, Chengyang
Wang, Shuai
Ye, Kejiang
Yuan, Weijie
Zhou, Boyu
Wu, Yik-Chung
Xu, Chengzhong
Arslan, Huseyin
Robotics
Information Theory
This paper considers multi-agent embodied question answering (MA-EQA), which aims to query robot teams on what they have seen over a long horizon. In contrast to existing edge resource management methods that emphasize sensing, communication, or computation performance metrics, MA-EQA emphasizes the memory qualities. To cope with this paradigm shift, we propose a quality of memory (QoM) model based on generative adversarial exam (GAE), which leverages forward simulation to assess memory retrieval and uses the resulting exam scores to compute QoM values. Then we propose memory centric power allocation (MCPA), which maximizes the QoM function under communication resource constraints. Through asymptotic analysis, it is found that the transmit powers are proportional to the GAE error probability, thus prioritizing towards high-QoM robots. Extensive experiments demonstrate that MCPA achieves significant improvements over extensive benchmarks in terms of diverse metrics in various scenarios.
title Memory Centric Power Allocation for Multi-Agent Embodied Question Answering
topic Robotics
Information Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.17810