Artificial Intelligence Based Latency Reduction Techniques in Fog Edge Computing in Iot and Big Data Environments
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The group of real world physical devices like machines, vehicles and various
newline things connected to Internet is called as Internet of things (IoT). These things are deployed
newlinewith certain hardware components such as microcontrollers/processors, sensors, actuators and
newlinenetworking capabilities along with certain amount of programmability. These resources make
newlinethese things smarter by associating with each other and exchange the information themselves.
newlineThis integration makes the doors open for more straightforward coordination of the physical
newlineworld things into cyber world, which brings the financial advantages, proficiency changes, and
newlinereduces manhours. The volume of the total number of IoT devices is expanding every year and
newlineit was 8.4 billion in 2017, and it is estimated that there would be 30 billion gadgets by the year
newline2020. IoT have a wide spread applications like smart city, smart grid, intelligent transportation,
newlinehealth care etc. The major challenge in IoT is that it is fully dependent on the cloud for all kinds
newlineof computation, which leads to high latency in the IoT devices. To overcome this latency issue,
newlinethe Edge and Fog computing were introduced
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