AI-enabled hybrid edge–cloud computing framework for adaptive batch–stream data analytics in intelligent IoT networks

Intelligent IoT networks create massive, diversified data streams that need real-time and massive analytical processing. Traditional cloud-centric architectures feature latency, bandwidth congestion, and limited flexibility for batch and stream data. The AI-HyECC framework for Adaptive Batch–Stream Data Analytics (ABSDA) in intelligent IoT tackles these limits. IoT sensing, edge intelligence, AI-orchestrated adaptive middleware, and cloud cognitive analytics comprise the four-layer AI-HyECC architecture. The Neural Stream Optimizer (NSO) performs real-time edge-level inference, while the reinforcement learning-powered Adaptive Task Orchestration Engine (ATOE) dynamically distributes tasks between edge and cloud based on data type, latency, and network AI-HyECC decreases latency by 38%, resource usage by 32%, and inference speed by 40% compared to cloud-only systems in experimental validation. For many IoT applications, the framework may deliver scalable, context-aware, energy-efficient analytics. Intelligent, adaptable, and resilient AI-HyECC blends batch and stream processing for next-generation IoT ecosystems.

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Discover Internet of Things
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2026-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s43926-026-00299-6
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Data Stream Mining Techniques
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AI-enabled hybrid edge–cloud computing framework for adaptive batch–stream data analytics in intelligent IoT networks

Ye Chen, Xue Chang, Weixian Wang
Discover Internet of Things
Data Stream Mining Techniques
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AI-enabled hybrid edge–cloud computing framework for adaptive batch–stream data analytics in intelligent IoT networks

Ye Chen, Xue Chang, Weixian Wang
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Abstract

Intelligent IoT networks create massive, diversified data streams that need real-time and massive analytical processing. Traditional cloud-centric architectures feature latency, bandwidth congestion, and limited flexibility for batch and stream data. The AI-HyECC framework for Adaptive Batch–Stream Data Analytics (ABSDA) in intelligent IoT tackles these limits. IoT sensing, edge intelligence, AI-orchestrated adaptive middleware, and cloud cognitive analytics comprise the four-layer AI-HyECC architecture. The Neural Stream Optimizer (NSO) performs real-time edge-level inference, while the reinforcement learning-powered Adaptive Task Orchestration Engine (ATOE) dynamically distributes tasks between edge and cloud based on data type, latency, and network AI-HyECC decreases latency by 38%, resource usage by 32%, and inference speed by 40% compared to cloud-only systems in experimental validation. For many IoT applications, the framework may deliver scalable, context-aware, energy-efficient analytics. Intelligent, adaptable, and resilient AI-HyECC blends batch and stream processing for next-generation IoT ecosystems.

Discover Internet of Things
Shenzhen Polytechnic University (CN), Jilin University (CN), Beijing Drainage Group (China) (CN), Changchun University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Data Stream Mining Techniques
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