Cloud-based Query Evaluation for Energy-Efficient Mobile Sensing
In this paper, we reduce the energy overheads of continuous mobile sensing for context-aware applications that are interested in collective context or events. We propose a cloud-based query management and optimization framework, called CloQue, which can support concurrent queries, executing over tho...
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sg-smu-ink.sis_research-36612016-11-08T08:28:03Z Cloud-based Query Evaluation for Energy-Efficient Mobile Sensing MO, Tianli SEN, Sougata LIM, Lipyeow MISRA, Archan BALAN, Rajesh Krishna LEE, Youngki In this paper, we reduce the energy overheads of continuous mobile sensing for context-aware applications that are interested in collective context or events. We propose a cloud-based query management and optimization framework, called CloQue, which can support concurrent queries, executing over thousands of individual smartphones. CloQue exploits correlation across context of different users to reduce energy overheads via two key innovations: i) Dynamically reordering the order of predicate processing to preferentially select predicates with not just lower sensing cost and higher selectivity, but that maximally reduce the uncertainty about other context predicates, and ii) intelligently propagating the query evaluation results to dynamically update the uncertainty of other correlated, but yet-to-be evaluated, context predicates. An evaluation, using real cell phone traces from a real world dataset shows significant energy savings (between 30 to 50% compared with traditional short-circuit systems) with little loss in accuracy (5% at most). 2014-07-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/2661 info:doi/10.1109/MDM.2014.33 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/3661/viewcontent/mdm14_cloud.pdf http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Collaborative Sensing Mobile Phone Sensing Power Management Query Optimization Software Engineering |
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In this paper, we reduce the energy overheads of continuous mobile sensing for context-aware applications that are interested in collective context or events. We propose a cloud-based query management and optimization framework, called CloQue, which can support concurrent queries, executing over thousands of individual smartphones. CloQue exploits correlation across context of different users to reduce energy overheads via two key innovations: i) Dynamically reordering the order of predicate processing to preferentially select predicates with not just lower sensing cost and higher selectivity, but that maximally reduce the uncertainty about other context predicates, and ii) intelligently propagating the query evaluation results to dynamically update the uncertainty of other correlated, but yet-to-be evaluated, context predicates. An evaluation, using real cell phone traces from a real world dataset shows significant energy savings (between 30 to 50% compared with traditional short-circuit systems) with little loss in accuracy (5% at most). |
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