Fossa Skill Optimization Enabled Deep Learning for Medical Big Data Classification in IoT Using Federated Learning
摘要
With the rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), a massive volume of sensory data is continuously generated, creating challenges in storage, processing and privacy, particularly in medical applications. This research hypothesizes that integrating optimization techniques with deep learning (DL) in a federated learning (FL) framework can enhance the accuracy and efficiency of big data classification while preserving privacy. Therefore, a Fossa Skill Optimization-enabled Deep Q Net in Federated Learning (FL-FSO_DQN) is introduced in this paper, which is the integration of FL, Fossa Skill Optimization (FSO) and Deep Q Net (DQN). FL is utilized for training the model with better privacy by maintaining local models on devices and aggregating updates on a global server. During local training, the features from input data are selected by Bray Curtis distance and Random Variable (RV) coefficient. The DQN classifies the big data, and the FSO trains its parameters for improved performance. The implementation of FL-FSO_DQN is performed with Python tool employing COVID-19 Machine Learning Dataset, Covid19PatientsAnalysis and Heart disease dataset. Experimental evaluation demonstrates that the proposed approach attains the accuracy, True Positive Rate (TPR), True Negative Rate (TNR), Mean Squared Error (MSE), Root MSE (RMSE), and loss of 93.46%, 93.95%, 92.57%, 0.133, 0.182, and 0.110.