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Ghawar Said1,2, Anwar Ghani3,4, Ata Ullah5
1Department of Computer Science, International Islamic University, Islamabad, 44000, Pakistan.
The new Controlled Cut-point Identification Algorithm (CCIA) improves data deduplication for Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. CCIA optimizes resource use by enhancing data transmission and storage efficiency in IoT systems.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Data Science
- Network Engineering
Background:
- Internet of Things (IoT) systems generate vast amounts of sensor data, posing challenges for resource-scarce devices.
- Inefficient data handling in IoT leads to increased communication and storage costs due to redundant transmissions from overlapping sensor areas.
- Existing data deduplication schemes like Asymmetric Extremum (AE) and Rapid Asymmetric Maximum (RAM) struggle with optimal window size selection, leading to poor deduplication rates.
Purpose of the Study:
- To address the limitations of existing data deduplication techniques in resource-constrained IoT environments.
- To propose a novel algorithm, the Controlled Cut-point Identification Algorithm (CCIA), for efficient data chunking and deduplication.
- To enhance data collection, transmission, and storage efficiency in IoT-enabled healthcare services and other applications.
Main Methods:
- Developed the Controlled Cut-point Identification Algorithm (CCIA) with a restricted variable-sized window to a defined threshold.
- Ensured the index value for threshold determination is greater than half the fixed window size to maximize duplicate detection.
- Implemented an upper limit offset to prevent excessively large windows and mitigate computational overhead.
- Conducted extensive simulations using Windows Communication Foundation services deployed on the Azure cloud platform.
Main Results:
- CCIA demonstrated superior performance compared to AE and RAM across multiple metrics, including chunk number, average chunk size, and minimum chunk size.
- CCIA achieved significant improvements in total number of chunks (6.81% and 14.17% better than competitors) and average number of chunks (4.39% and 18.45% better).
- The algorithm showed substantial gains in minimum chunk size (153% and 190% improvement), indicating more effective data compression and deduplication.
Conclusions:
- The Controlled Cut-point Identification Algorithm (CCIA) effectively optimizes data transmission and storage in IoT systems.
- CCIA offers improved resource utilization and reduced operational costs for IoT applications, particularly in data-intensive fields like healthcare.
- The proposed algorithm represents a significant advancement in efficient data management for resource-constrained IoT environments.
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