JOURNAL ARTICLE

IoT-enabled smart healthcare data and health monitoring based machine learning algorithms

S. N. DeepaKandi SridharS. BaskarK.B. MythiliA. ReethikaPrashanth Hariharan

Year: 2022 Journal:   Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems Vol: 44 (2)Pages: 2927-2941   Publisher: IOS Press

Abstract

A smart healthcare network can use sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance patient care while decreasing healthcare expenditures. It has become more difficult for healthcare providers to keep track and analyze the massive amounts of data it generates. Health care data created by IoT devices and e-health systems must be handled more efficiently. A wide range of healthcare industries can benefit from machine learning (ML) algorithms in the digital world. However, each of these algorithms has to be taught to anticipate or solve a certain problem. IoT-enabled healthcare data and health monitoring-based machine learning algorithms (IoT-HDHM-MLA) have been proposed to solve the difficulties faced by healthcare providers. Sensors and IoT devices are vital for monitoring an individual’s health. The proposed IoT-HDHM-MLA aims to deliver healthcare services via remote monitoring with experts and machine learning algorithms. In this system, patients are monitored in real-time for various key characteristics using a collection of small wireless wearable nodes. The health care business benefits from systematic data collection and efficient data mining. Thus, the experimental findings demonstrate that IoT-HDHM-MLA enhances efficiency in patient health surveillance.

Keywords:
Health care Computer science Wearable computer Key (lock) Internet of Things Data collection Machine learning Artificial intelligence Data science Computer security Embedded system

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Citation History

Topics

Organizational and Employee Performance
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Internet of Things and AI
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
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