Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Volume 6, Issue 7, Pages 7-17Publisher
UNIV INT RIOJA-UNIR
DOI: 10.9781/ijimai.2020.12.004
Keywords
Cloud Computing; Data Segregation Scheme; Fog Computing; Latency; Machine Learning; Multimedia Healthcare Data Analytics; Multimedia Transmission; Quality Of Service
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This paper proposes a solution for minimizing latency in e-healthcare through fog computing using machine learning. By processing, storing, and analyzing data closer to the IoT, it successfully reduces transmission, computation, and network latency, improving service quality.
In the recent scenario, the most challenging requirements are to handle the massive generation of multimedia data from the Internet of Things (IoT) devices which becomes very difficult to handle only through the cloud. Fog computing technology emerges as an intelligent solution and uses a distributed environment to operate. The objective of the paper is latency minimization in e-healthcare through fog computing. Therefore, In IoT multimedia data transmission, the parameters such as transmission delay, network delay, and computation delay must be reduced as there is a high demand for healthcare multimedia analytics. Fog computing provides processing, storage, and analyze the data nearer to IoT and end-users to overcome the latency. In this paper, the novel Intelligent Multimedia Data Segregation (IMDS) scheme using Machine learning (k-fold random forest) is proposed in the fog computing environment that segregates the multimedia data and the model used to calculate total latency (transmission, computation, and network). With the simulated results, we achieved 92% as the classification accuracy of the model, an approximately 95% reduction in latency as compared with the pre-existing model, and improved the quality of services in e-healthcare.
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