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  1. Effective resource orchestration for network slicing is critical for optimizing the performance of diverse applications running on next generation communication networks. This paper presents a novel approach that leverages advancements in multi-agent reinforcement learning (MARL) to adaptively learn the resource requirements of various applications in network slices and orchestrate resources in real-time. Our proposed MARL-based orchestration scheme aims to balance the varying requirements of individual network slices, ensuring optimal performance amid dynamic application deployments with limited network information. Simulation results and comparative analyses validate the efficiency and efficacy of our methodology, demonstrating its superiority over traditional methods in terms of system performance and resource utilization. Simulation results indicate that our strategy significantly enhances system utility and efficiency, particularly with limited resources. 
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