Symmetric Matrix-based Predictive Classifier for Big Data computation and information sharing in Cloud

Vennila, V.; Kannan, Ajay

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2016.05.018

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“…The growth of volume of real-time data requires new techniques and technologies to discover the insight value [35]. Large scale data requires real-time data-intensive processing that runs on high-performance clusters [36]. Apart from 'static' data, researchers focus also on the management of large scale data streams [37].…”

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Reinforcement Learning for Predictive Analytics in Smart Cities

Kolomvatsos

Anagnostopoulos

2017

Informatics

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Abstract:The digitization of our lives cause a shift in the data production as well as in the required data management. Numerous nodes are capable of producing huge volumes of data in our everyday activities. Sensors, personal smart devices as well as the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm lead to a vast infrastructure that covers all the aspects of activities in modern societies. In the most of the cases, the critical issue for public authorities (usually, local, like municipalities) is the efficient management of data towards the support of novel services. The reason is that analytics provided on top of the collected data could help in the delivery of new applications that will facilitate citizens' lives. However, the provision of analytics demands intelligent techniques for the underlying data management. The most known technique is the separation of huge volumes of data into a number of parts and their parallel management to limit the required time for the delivery of analytics. Afterwards, analytics requests in the form of queries could be realized and derive the necessary knowledge for supporting intelligent applications. In this paper, we define the concept of a Query Controller (QC) that receives queries for analytics and assigns each of them to a processor placed in front of each data partition. We discuss an intelligent process for query assignments that adopts Machine Learning (ML). We adopt two learning schemes, i.e., Reinforcement Learning (RL) and clustering. We report on the comparison of the two schemes and elaborate on their combination. Our aim is to provide an efficient framework to support the decision making of the QC that should swiftly select the appropriate processor for each query. We provide mathematical formulations for the discussed problem and present simulation results. Through a comprehensive experimental evaluation, we reveal the advantages of the proposed models and describe the outcomes results while comparing them with a deterministic framework.

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