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Proposed framework optimizes resource utilization and improves performance in fog-enabled IoMT settings, suggesting effective healthcare delivery.
The rapid adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in healthcare has given rise to the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), which has transformed patient care and medical services. The IoMT, when combined with Fog Computing, provides a powerful paradigm for processing and analyzing healthcare data at the network edge. This paper proposes an innovative intelligent load balancing framework designed specifically for fog-enabled IoMT environments for optimizing resource utilization, improving system performance, and ensuring timely and efficient healthcare service delivery. The framework dynamically distributes computing tasks among fog nodes based on real-time parameters such as node capacity, latency, and workload. By combining machine learning (ML) models and data analytics, the system adapts to changing patterns in medical data, ensuring adaptive load distribution and faster response times. The proposed framework addresses the unique challenges facing healthcare applications, such as low latency and energy consumption in data transmission.
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