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Distributed Bayesian Inference for Large-Scale IoT Systems

Eleni Vlachou    
Aristeidis Karras    
Christos Karras    
Leonidas Theodorakopoulos    
Constantinos Halkiopoulos and Spyros Sioutas    

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In this work, we present a Distributed Bayesian Inference Classifier for Large-Scale Systems, where we assess its performance and scalability on distributed environments such as PySpark. The presented classifier consistently showcases efficient inference time, irrespective of the variations in the size of the test set, implying a robust ability to handle escalating data sizes without a proportional increase in computational demands. Notably, throughout the experiments, there is an observed increase in memory usage with growing test set sizes, this increment is sublinear, demonstrating the proficiency of the classifier in memory resource management. This behavior is consistent with the typical tendencies of PySpark tasks, which witness increasing memory consumption due to data partitioning and various data operations as datasets expand. CPU resource utilization, which is another crucial factor, also remains stable, emphasizing the capability of the classifier to manage larger computational workloads without significant resource strain. From a classification perspective, the Bayesian Logistic Regression Spark Classifier consistently achieves reliable performance metrics, with a particular focus on high specificity, indicating its aptness for applications where pinpointing true negatives is crucial. In summary, based on all experiments conducted under various data sizes, our classifier emerges as a top contender for scalability-driven applications in IoT systems, highlighting its dependable performance, adept resource management, and consistent prediction accuracy.

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