Abstract
With the fast-moving deployment of IoT (Internet of Things) applications, a large amount of data is generated and the data is in need for processing to be able contribute to the user's requirements. All of the IoT applications require low latency and certain bandwidth to provide us with new features which are Time-Dependent. Thus, it would be advantageous to redesign the current IoT architecture by understanding the unique properties of communications and computational power to support intelligent processing of IoT data and its analysis. The paper is focused on topics such as characteristics of IoT data, trends in IoT network architecture, problems in IoT data analysis and their solutions. Thus, in particular, the paper is a discussion that Edge software-defined computing and CEP (Complex Event Processing) based fog computing as a architecture that promises to support the different requirements of IoT data analytics. And also, the paper is a discussion about how machine learning, deep learning are useful in removing data processing anomalies. The leader node election for data processing at cloud is also a time consuming task, the proposed genetic based Genetic based Leader Election Algorithm (GLEA) algorithm in the paper show promising results for the solution.
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