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Extended Water Wave Optimization (EWWO) Technique: A Proposed Approach for Task Scheduling in IoMT and Healthcare Applications

Bapuram, B.
Subramanian, M.
Mahendran, A.
Ghafir, Ibrahim
Ellappan, V.
Hamada, M.
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2024
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The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a version of the Internet of Things (IoT). It is getting the attention of researchers because it can be used in a wide range of Smart healthcare Systems (SHS). One of the main advancements employed recently is the IoMT-cloud, which allows users to access cloud services remotely over the internet. These cloud services require an efficient task scheduling approach that satisfies the Quality of Service (QoS) parameters with a low energy consumption. This paper presents an overview of the integration of IoMT and cloud computing technologies. Besides,this work proposes an efficient Extended Water Wave Optimization (EWWO) task scheduling in the IoMT Cloud for healthcare applications. EWWO algorithm performs based on its operations propagation, refraction and breaking. The proposed EWWO scheduling technique minimizes the energy consumption, makespan time, execution time and increases the resource utilization. Cloudsim simulator is used to simulate the IoMT-Cloud environment to verify the effectiveness of EWWO technique. The performance has been evaluated based on various parameters such as energy consumption, makespan time and execution time.
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Bapuram B, Subramanian M, Mahendran A, Ghafir I, Ellappan V, and Hamada M (2024) Extended Water Wave Optimization (EWWO) Technique: A Proposed Approach for Task Scheduling in IoMT and Healthcare Applications. Evolutionary Intelligence. 17: 3609–3620.
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