Guest Editors
Dr. Nawab Muhammad Faseeh Qureshi, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea.
Prof. Guangjie Han, Hohai University, China.
Dr. Uttam Ghosh, Vanderbilt University, USA.
Dr. Varun G Menon, SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, India.
Summary
Pervasive computing refers to facilitating systems through devices, data, and communication channels for solving the issues anytime and everywhere. This technique has evolved with time and involves the Internet of Things (IoT), Big data management, and Machine learning that efficiently presents solutions in the distributed computing environment. Due to large-scale data processing involvement nowadays, these solutions rely on context-aware data processing and require robust machine learning algorithms to resolve the issues within an IoT device and big data repository.
An IoT device's architecture consists of three sections: cloud, edge, and device layers. The cloud layer manages data arrival and departure with the facility to compute and apply machine learning methods. The edge layer indicates the functional connectivity facilities to the cloud and big data repository so that these devices could store the sensory data anytime and everywhere. And the device layer includes incoming and outgoing connection channels that carry the data payloads to other IoT devices and big data repository. Thus, an IoT device does not facilitate users to solve any technical issues through data observation if found within that device. To reshape the IoT device to an intelligent IoT device, we require algorithms and techniques to analyze the cloud, edge, and device layers' problems.
This special issue seeks conceptual, empirical, or technological papers that will offer new insights into the following topics, but is not limited to them:
• Context-aware data algorithm solutions for IoT devices
• Big data management techniques for rectifying IoT devices issues
• Machine learning algorithms for addressing IoT devices problems
• Programmable Pervasive approaches for delivering IoT device solutions
• Predictive, prescriptive, descriptive analytics for IoT device issues
• Deep learning techniques for identifying micro issues in IoT devices
• Environmental issues for figuring out IoT device issues
• Embedded solutions for IoT device problems
• Security issues in the IoT devices
• Network processing problems in the IoT devices
• Multihoming data exchange issues in the IoT devices
• Reprogrammable approaches for solving IoT devices issues
• Hardware Abstraction Layer logs analytics for solving IoT device problems
Keywords
Intelligent Data Management, Big data, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Pervasive Computing, Deep Learning, IoT devices issues, Multihoming networking
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