Lightweight Gramian Angular Field classification for edge internet of energy applications

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Abstract

With adverse industrial effects on the global landscape, climate change is imploring the global economy to adopt sustainable solutions. The ongoing evolution of energy efficiency targets massive data collection and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for big data analytics. Besides, emerging on the Internet of Energy (IoE) paradigm, edge computing is playing a rising role in liberating private data from cloud centralization. In this direction, a creative visual approach to understanding energy data is introduced. Building upon micro-moments, which are timeseries of small contextual data points, the power of pictorial representations to encapsulate rich information in a small two-dimensional (2D) space is harnessed through a novel Gramian Angular Fields (GAF) classifier for energy micro-moments. Designed with edge computing efficiency in mind, current testing results on the ODROID-XU4 can classify up to 7 million GAF-converted datapoints with ~ 90% accuracy in less than 30 s, paving the path towards industrial adoption of edge IoE.

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Alsalemi, A., Amira, A., Malekmohamadi, H., & Diao, K. (2023). Lightweight Gramian Angular Field classification for edge internet of energy applications. Cluster Computing, 26(2), 1375–1387. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-022-03704-1

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