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Inference management, trust and obfuscation principles for quality of information in emerging pervasive environments

Bisdikian et al., 2014

Document ID
1841002670670781246
Author
Bisdikian C
Gibson C
Chakraborty S
Srivastava M
Sensoy M
Norman T
Publication year
Publication venue
Pervasive and Mobile Computing

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The emergence of large scale, distributed, sensor-enabled, machine-to-machine pervasive applications necessitates engaging with providers of information on demand to collect the information, of varying quality levels, to be used to infer about the state of the world and …
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