This paper proposed a novel deep learning-based relay selection scheme in millimeter wave (mmWave) Device-to-Device (D2D) communication underlying the fifth generation (5G) cellular networks. Relay selection seems to be a promising solution to extend the coverage and solve the blocking problem of mmWave direct communication. In the case of direct path blocking, the base station (BS)/user equipment (UE) has several candidate devices to be selected as a relay. Despite that, conventional scheme when the direct path is blocked, the direct communication link is handover from mmWave to a lower frequency band using a fast session transfer (FST) technique. Such a blocking problem can be solved multi-hop communications by relaying data based on select another device as a relay. Motivated by the importance of selecting the optimal relay which increases reliable connectivity in mmWave communication and expansion of coverage. The proposed deep learning model is developed to overcome the challenges of selected the optimal relay based with low complexity and high efficiency. The proposed scheme considers a deep learning model learns how to predict the best relay for relaying the data in high-reliability communication. The in-depth learning approach is recommended due to its capability in constructing an intelligent model that can take successful decisions and make precise predictions. Simulation results show that the proposed relay selection algorithm outperforms the conventional relay selection in D2D technique in the spectral efficiency and the energy efficiency.
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