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Implementing machine learning model drift detection in fog computing architectures for remote healthcare systems

Sep 2026 · Cluster Computing · Vol 29 · 0 citations · 60 references

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The Real-time Drift Detection Method (RTDDM) detects drift by integrating supervised and unsupervised learning: the authors simultaneously train a classifier and fit a clustering model on the same dataset, thereby linking classifier accuracy to cluster purity.

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