在蜂巢式網路架構中，為了應對使用者頻寬需求的提高，達到更高速且
更穩定的連線，於環境中使用雙連線或多連線技術是不可或缺的。在多連
線的架構環境下，每次使用者選擇基地台進行換手時，都能選擇出一個或
多個基地台來滿足使用者的需求。在這種動態的環境下，每一個使用者每
一次的換手都會對網路環境造成影響，因此如何去正確的選擇換手對象去
對應這種變化，以合理的分配頻寬，滿足多數使用者需求，成為了需要解
決的問題。為了應對這個問題，我們提出了使用了序列到序列模型搭配深
度強化式學習來選擇換手對象的方法。
我們提出的方法針對過去在此領域使用強化式學習方法中需要列出所有
可能基地台搭配，因此難以擴大規模使用的缺點進行改良。透過將換手問
題視作一個機器學習中的多標籤分類問題，我們利用序列到序列模型輸出
序列的特性，達成了不影響表現且可彈性擴大規模的目標。透過模擬實驗，
我們的方法得知，得益於較先進的強化式學習方法，相較先前的強化式學
習方法可以得到更好的結果。同時我們也對使用序列到序列模型的效益進
行了實驗驗證，發現使用序列到序列模型能加速訓練流程，更快的得到好
的結果以增加實用性。

In the cellular network architecture, to cope with the increasing bandwidth demands of users and achieve faster and more stable connections, the use of dual or
multi-connectivity architecture is indispensable. In a multi-connectivity architecture, each time a handover is triggered, one or more base stations can be selected
to meet the user’s needs. In such dynamic environment, each handover by every user affects the network environment and is hard to predict. Therefore, the
problem to be solved is how to correctly choose the handover target to adapt to
these changes, allocate bandwidth reasonably, and meet the needs of the majority
of users.To solve this problem, we propose a method that utilizes a sequence-tosequence model combined with deep reinforcement learning to select the handover
target.
Our proposed method improves the drawback of previous reinforcement learning method in this field, which required listing all possible base station combinations, making it difficult to scale up. By considering the handover problem as a
multi-label classification problem in machine learning and utilizing the sequenceto-sequence model’s output sequence characteristics, we achieve the goal of maintaining performance while flexibly scaling up. Through simulation experiments,
our method shows that, thanks to more advanced reinforcement learning methods, it achieves better results compared to previous reinforcement learning approaches.Additionally, we validate the benefits of using a sequence-to-sequence
model,finding that it speeds up the training process and yields good results faster,
thereby increasing practicality.

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