Focusing on the content distribution acceleration problem in Mobile Edge Computing (MEC), with the consideration of the influence of MEC server storage space limitation on content cache, with the object obtaining delays of the mobile users as optimization goal, an Interest-based Content Distribution Acceleration Strategy (ICDAS) was proposed. Considering the MEC server storage space, the interests of the mobile user groups on different objects and the file sizes of the objects, the objects were selectively cached on MEC servers, and the objects cached on MEC servers were timely updated in order to meet the content requirements of mobile user groups as more as possible. The experimental results show that the proposed strategy has good convergence performance, which cache hit ratio is relatively stable and significantly better than that of the existing strategies. When the system runs stably, compared with the existing strategies, this strategy can reduce the object data obtaining delay for users by 20%.

The existing boundary prior based saliency algorithm model has the problem of improper selection of reasonable saliency prior region, which leads to the inaccurate foreground region and influence the final result. Aiming at this problem, a salient target detection algorithm based on contrast optimized manifold ranking was proposed. The image boundary information was utilized to find the background prior. An algorithm for measuring the priori quality was designed by using three indexes, namely, saliency expection, local contrast and global contrast. A priori quality design with weighted addition replaced simple multiplication fusion to make the saliency prior more accurate. When the salient regions were extracted from the a priori, the strategy of selecting the threshold was changed, the foreground region was selected more rationally, and the saliency map was obtained by using the manifold ranking, so that the saliency detection result was more accurate. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms the similar algorithms, reduces the noise, which is more suitable for human visual perception, and ahead of the depth learning method in processing time.