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Approximative event processing on sensor data streams

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Event-Based Systems (EBS) can efficiently analyze large streams of sensor data in near-realtime. But they struggle with noise or incompleteness that is seen in the unprecedented amount of data generated by the Internet of Things.

We present a generic approach that deals with uncertain data in the middleware layer of distributed event-based systems and is hence transparent for developers. Our approach calculates alternative paths to improve the overall result of the data analysis. It dynamically generates, updates, and evaluates Bayesian Networks based on probability measures and rules defined by developers. An evaluation on position data shows that the improved detection rate justifies the computational overhead.

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      DEBS '15: Proceedings of the 9th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems
      June 2015
      385 pages
      ISBN:9781450332866
      DOI:10.1145/2675743

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