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A NOVEL ANALYSIS OF MACHINE LEARNING WITH HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGIES USING IOT

International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC)

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Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a modern-day technology that combines a variety of computing technologies, objects, animals, and humans. The items in the IoT framework communicate with one another and are given unique numbers to identify them. The identifying system establishes network connectivity and functions without the use of a centralized system. Sensor network advancements have enabled automation in a variety of fields, and the integration of soft computing technologies into the IoT system has enabled effective decision-making. The items in the IoT system act intelligently and carry out intelligent actions. Through connected devices, IoT-based technology improves people's daily lives and makes living things context-aware. The data collected from sensors will be processed using computational methods, resulting in accurate forecasts. Recent applications and soft computing algorithms are discussed in this article. Recent applications and soft computing algorithms are reviewed.

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Keywords

Deep learning, Machine learning, IoT, Intelligent of object, healthcare, and automation, soft cyborg Techniques.

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  • Format Volume 9, Issue 2, No 1, 2021
  • Copyright All Rights Reserved ©2021
  • Year of Publication 2021
  • Author Mr.S.Karthik, Dr.N.Satish, Dr.S.Shanthi
  • Reference IJCS-384
  • Page No 2619-2629

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