ETRI-Knowledge Sharing Plaform

ENGLISH

성과물

논문 검색
구분 SCI
연도 ~ 키워드

상세정보

학술대회 Understanding the Impact of Lossy Compressions on IoT Smart Farm Analytics
Cited 15 time in scopus Download 4 time Share share facebook twitter linkedin kakaostory
저자
문애경, 김재영, Jialing Zhang, Hang Liu, Seung Woo Son
발행일
201712
출처
International Conference on Big Data (Big Data) 2017, pp.4602-4611
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/BigData.2017.8258504
초록
As the volume of data collected by various IoT stations increases, Big Data management and analytics becomes a huge challenge for IoT applications. Although Big Data can potentially benefit from data compression techniques, the chances are that compression will reduce a negligible amount of data such that it would not worth the effort. The insight of this paper is that only lossy compression can unleash the power of compression to IoT because, compared with its counterpart (lossless one), it can significantly reduce the data volume by taking advantages of spatiotemporal patterns. However, lossy compression faces the challenge of compressing too much data thus losing the data fidelity, which might affect the quality of analytics outcomes. To understand the impact of lossy compression on IoT data management and analytics, we evaluate several classification algorithms on agricultural sensor data reconstructed based on energy concentration. Specifically, we applied three transformation based lossy compression mechanisms to five real-world sensor data from IoT weather stations. Our experimental results indicate that there is a distinctive relationship between energy concentration on the transformed coefficients and compression ratio as well as the amount of error introduced. While we observe a general trend where the higher energy concentration the lower compression and error rates, we also observe that the impact on classification accuracy varies among data sets and algorithms we evaluated.
KSP 제안 키워드
Big Data Management, Classification algorithm, Compression Technique, Data Management and Analytics, Data Volume, Data collected, Data fidelity, Data sets, Energy concentration, IOT applications, IoT data management