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[NaomiDowsn]

hello author
what is the time_horizon mean? actually, I don't know the graph means.
another question is that how to define the time? and you using the current_time to replace the actual time, how's the time moving(or increasing)?
thank you for opening source, this code is the first that I can find for resource management using DRL,thank you very mach
I am a student of BeijingJiaotong university, my email is [email protected], we can talk with email,looking forward your reply.

[hongzimao]

Please refer to our paper https://people.csail.mit.edu/hongzi/content/publications/DeepRM-HotNets16.pdf for the description of "graph". Figure 2 shows an illustration for what the graph looks like. The time horizon corresponds to the height of each graph in that figure (height=5 in that example).

The time moves by moving up the blocks in the graphs. My talk slides have an animation. Please refer to https://people.csail.mit.edu/hongzi/content/publications/DeepRM-HotNets16.pptx page 14.