Enhancing Healthcare Services through User-Centered Data Collection and Analysis

The advent of real-time data processing applications has revolutionized monitoring and analysis capabilities across diverse operational domains, including big data and healthcare. This study focuses on the development and evaluation of a prototype application designed for real-time data processing in dynamic environments. The application parses configuration files, processes real-time sensor data and outputs calculated values at user-defined intervals, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in data analysis. Experimental evaluations under varied conditions validate the application’s robust performance in managing pipeline operations, computational efficiency, response times and data aggregation precision. Optimizations, including data type adjustments, significantly enhance network communication efficiency and reduce latency, critical for supporting real-time applications. The application’s flexibility in user-configured settings for data storage and aggregation proves essential for adapting to specific application requirements. This adaptability is particularly beneficial f or handling the complexities of big data and the sensitivity of healthcare data. Overall, this study contributes a robust solution for real-time data processing and continuous monitoring, demonstrating its feasibility and applicability across dynamic operational environments, including those requiring rigorous data handling and precise analytics.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bigdata62323.2024.10825709
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Enhancing Healthcare Services through User-Centered Data Collection and Analysis

Özgün Pınarer, Ozan Celikel, Ozlem Zungor, Yigit Uludag
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Enhancing Healthcare Services through User-Centered Data Collection and Analysis

Özgün Pınarer, Ozan Celikel, Ozlem Zungor, Yigit Uludag
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Abstract

The advent of real-time data processing applications has revolutionized monitoring and analysis capabilities across diverse operational domains, including big data and healthcare. This study focuses on the development and evaluation of a prototype application designed for real-time data processing in dynamic environments. The application parses configuration files, processes real-time sensor data and outputs calculated values at user-defined intervals, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in data analysis. Experimental evaluations under varied conditions validate the application’s robust performance in managing pipeline operations, computational efficiency, response times and data aggregation precision. Optimizations, including data type adjustments, significantly enhance network communication efficiency and reduce latency, critical for supporting real-time applications. The application’s flexibility in user-configured settings for data storage and aggregation proves essential for adapting to specific application requirements. This adaptability is particularly beneficial f or handling the complexities of big data and the sensitivity of healthcare data. Overall, this study contributes a robust solution for real-time data processing and continuous monitoring, demonstrating its feasibility and applicability across dynamic operational environments, including those requiring rigorous data handling and precise analytics.

Galatasaray University (TR)
Galatasaray Üniversitesi
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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