Real-time patient monitoring and early disease diagnosis are two ways that the healthcare
industry is benefiting from the integration of sensors and cloud technology. In order to detect
changes in patient's health, a variety of non-invasive sensors are applied to the skin to
monitor various physiological parameters. The collected data are then wirelessly
communicated to the cloud data center. However, the transmitted data are susceptible to
several sources of interference called anomalies. Anomalies is when a sudden change …