Abstract

Cyber-physical systems (CPS) based on cloud computing provides resources over the Internet and allow a variety of applications to be deployed to provide services for various industries. We proposed IoT-based healthcare cyber-physical system that provides effective resource utilization at fog and cloud levels with minimum execution cost. In addition, we also consider data from social media networking and drug review for the analysis. Furthermore, two different feature extraction approaches were applied based on data collection. Homogeneity score-based K-means clustering is used as a feature extraction and selection method for sensor data features, while text mining and sentiment analysis approach is used for social media networking and drug review data feature extraction. We proposed efficient resource utilization and cost-effective task scheduling at the Fog level and multi-objective heuristic approach Ant colony optimization task scheduling (MOHACO-TS) at cloud level. Both task scheduling algorithms focus on executing maximum task tasks in minimum time with effective resource utilization. We consider five different datasets and existing task scheduling and classification approaches for performance evaluation of the proposed IoT-HCPS framework. From the results, it is evident that the proposed work IoT-HCPS outperformed the exisitng techniques and algorithms.

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