Current D-MI deployments are limited by the lack of interoperability. Embedding intelligence in the applications tie them to the own application life management cycle, and in consequence updates or changes in intelligence results in updates to the applications and vice versa.
This article proposes a novel approach - decoupling the intelligence from the application by revising the traditional device’s stack and introducing an intelligence layer that provides services to the overlying application layer that enables also MI interoperability. Additionally, we explore several aspects related to the intelligence distribution and its impact in the whole MI ecosystem.
Full abstract in IEEE Xplore, DOI: 10.1109/MCI.2019.2937613
Authors:
Edgar Ramos, Roberto Morabito, Jani-Pekka Kainulainen
Published in IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine, Volume 14, Issue 4, Nov. 2019
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