A Breast Disease Pre-diagnosis Using Rule-Based Classification

Ismail, Suriana; Ismail, Roslan; Sifizul, Tengku Elisa Najiha Tengku

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-19063-7_82

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“…Recently, some of the solutions, such as Mozilla gateway [8], have employed rules-based intelligence in edge computing. Conversely, rules-based intelligence does not scale well with the requirement of IoT applications [9], as it needs to define plenty of rules to manage a large number of things. Such intelligence also cannot deal with uncertain events because it only offers pre-assumed intelligence [10].…”

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Distributed Intelligence Model for IoT Applications Based on Neural Networks

Rababah¹,

Eskicioglu²

2021

IJCNIS

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Increasing the implication of IoT data puts a focus on extracting the knowledge from sensors’ raw data. The management of sensors’ data is inefficient with current solutions, as studies have generally focused on either providing cloud-based IoT solutions or inefficient predefined rules. Cloud-based IoT solutions have problems with latency, availability, security and privacy, and power consumption. Therefore, Providing IoT gateways with relevant intelligence is essential for gaining knowledge from raw data to make the decision of whether to actuate or offload tasks to the cloud. This work proposes a model that provides an IoT gateway with the intelligence needed to extract the knowledge from sensors’ data in order to make the decision locally without needing to send all raw data to the cloud over the Internet. This speeds up decisions and actions for real-time data and overcomes the limitations of cloud-based IoT solutions. When the gateway is unable to process a task locally, the data and task are offloaded to the cloud.

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confidence: 99%