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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE Internet Things J. 2022 Mar 14;10(5):3995–4005. doi: 10.1109/jiot.2022.3157552

TABLE I.

STATE-OF-THE-ART MODELS FOR IOT DATA PROCESSING

Proposals Challenges
[26] • Used Traditional Cluster management
• Data loading efficiency is ignored in the architecture
• Only health dataset is evaluated
[27] • Causes delay in processing
• Data accumulation prior to data ingestion is highlighted while data ingestion proficiency is overlook
• Classical map-reduce framework used
[28] • Computation at edge is overlooked during processing
[29] • The data ingestion proficiency is overlooked and the utilization of MRV1 framework
• Limited architecture
[31] • Conceptual and logical framework
• Implementation is not performed
[32] • It causes additional delay This scheme is also insufficient to load data efficiently to the Hadoop
• Conventional cluster resource handling
• Only transportation dataset are evaluated
[33] • Customary and conventional cluster resource handling
• It fails to load data efficiently
[34] • Data loading mechanism exist but delay in loading
• Another issue is the utilization of classical map-reduce framework
[35] • This scheme is also insufficient to load data to the Hadoop
• Traditional cluster resource handling is utilized in this scheme
[36] • Data collection is preferred and data ingestion prior to analysis is overlooked
• Only health dataset is evaluated to test the proposed system