Enhancing Healthcare Monitoring Systems: A Case Analysis in Optimization

In the past few years, fog computing (FC) has emerged as a promising complement to cloud computing. It offers reduced latency, minimal bandwidth consumption, and real-time data transfer. In healthcare, particularly in IoT-enabled systems, FC integration has become pivotal for real-time monitoring and immediate data transfer to health experts. The researchers all around the world proposed and developed various communication frameworks and come up with certain outputs in terms of quality-of-service parameters (QoS). However, these QoS parameters are not always appropriate for effective execution of the application. Following that, this study explores the integration of FC with multi-objective Optimization Algorithms (such as FFLY and GWO) to optimize crucial quality of service (QoS) metrics using a proposed linear function to optimize multi objectives, essential for sustained communication. The research focuses on optimizing multi objectives in healthcare monitoring systems. Experimental results reveal the superiority of the Grey Wolf Optimizer (GWO) over the Firefly Algorithm (FFLY). This study emphasizes the crucial significance of multi-objective optimisation algorithms in optimizing critical parameters for successful healthcare communication frameworks, which can lead to improvements in healthcare monitoring efficiency.