Symbiotic Computing Based Approach Towards Reducing User's Burden Due to Information Explosion

Abstract

In this work, Symbiotic Computing (SC) based solution to combat the problem of Information Explosion is addressed. Symbiotic Computing was proposed to bridge the gap between the Real Space (RS) and the Digital Space (DS) by creating symbiotic relations among users in the RS and the information resources such as software, data, etc. in the DS. SC is realized by adding a new axis, S/P computing (Social and Perceptual Computing), to the advanced ubiquitous computing consisting of ambient and web computing. Here, a new framework of SC based on Symbiotic Space (SS) and Symbiotic Space Platform (SSP) has been designed to construct and maintain Symbiotic Relations for S/P computing in order to reduce the burden of Information Explosion. Finally the feasibility of our proposal has been tested by bench-top simulation through applying logical model of Symbiotic Computing to a typical example of Information Explosion.

An IoT Application Connecting Edge Resources and Cloud Resources using Agents

“…An Agent Space (AS), that is a well-designed collection of agents, can be a platform to meet users' requests in the RS with proper social information in the Cloud [4]. The users' requests change from moment to moment according to the users' activities in their society.…”

An application of an agent space connecting real space and digital space

“…An Agent Space (AS), that is a well-designed collection of agents, can be a platform to meet users' requests in the RS with proper social information in the DS [4]. The users' requests change from moment to moment according to the users' activities in their society.…”

Design of a Symbiotic Sensor Network

“…Meanwhile, to overcome the problem of Information Explosion, concept of the Symbiotic Computing is proposed [1], [3], [2]. The concept was proposed to bridge the gap between the Real Space and the Digital Space by creating symbiotic relations among users in the RS and the information resources such as software, data, etc.…”