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Low-cost adaptive monitoring techniques for the internet of things

Trihinas et al., 2018

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10091112952941678615
Author
Trihinas D
Pallis G
Dikaiakos M
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IEEE Transactions on Services Computing

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Internet-enabled physical devices with “smart” processing capabilities are becoming the tools for understanding the complexity of the global inter-connected world we inhabit. The Internet of Things (IoT) churns tremendous amounts of data flooding from devices scattered …
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