Prodromos Kolyvakis
ABSTRACT
As IoT envisions a future world where a tremendous amount of sensor data will become available, the significance of extracting valuable knowledge out of those data is increasing day by day. IoT analytics are considered a powerful tool towards demystifying user behavior, providing market insights and intelligence in Industry 4.0 as well as discovering useful patterns in everyday phenomena. At the same time, a shift is observed to Service-Oriented-Infrastructure. In this work, a Knowledge as a Service (KnaaS) framework is proposed along with its prototype implementation architecture aiming at providing a conceptual reference architecture for the knowledge discovery in the future IoT. The discussion and analysis show that the proposed framework is in accordance with the best practices in knowledge discovery and IoT consisting a reasonable solution in offering knowledge as a service in the upcoming IoT era.
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Index Terms
- Knowledge as a service in the IoT era
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