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January 13, 2022IEEE Transactions on Services Computing107 citations

DisCOV: Distributed COVID-19 Detection on X-Ray Images With Edge-Cloud Collaboration

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XXXiaolong XuHTHao TianXZXuyun Zhang

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Currently, the world is experiencing the rapid spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Since the epidemic continues to take a devastating impact on the society, economy, and healthcare, the real-time detection of COVID-19 is essential for fast and cost-effective diagnosis services. Fortunately, deep learning (DL), as a promising technology, enables the COVID-19 diagnosis services on chest X-ray (CXR) images. The training task of DL model is generally implemented at the centralized cloud. However, due to the geo-distributed data sources and the transmission of large amounts of raw data to the centralized cloud, the transmission latency becomes a bottleneck of the COVID-19 diagnosis model training. In this paper, we propose a Dis tributed COV ID-19 detection model training method on CXR images with edge-cloud collaboration, named DisCOV. Specifically, to improve the training efficiency and guarantee the model accuracy, a distributed lightweight model-based training algorithm is designed with the cooperation of edge computing and cloud computing. In addition, a resource allocation algorithm is developed during the training to jointly minimize the time cost and energy consumption. Extensive experiments based on real-world CXR image datasets demonstrate that DisCOV is better performed and more promising than the existing baselines.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a21cb1fd1d7fc54ffc00e6ehttps://doi.org/10.1109/tsc.2022.3142265
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