Sellami, 2022 - Google Patents
Investigation of Deep Learning and Blockchain Applicability for Software-Defined Internet of ThingsSellami, 2022
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5G mobile network has seen phenomenal growth in providing IoT services and applications. IoT devices are often battery-powered to perform their operations autonomously and serve a variety of situations, such as smart cities, autonomous cars, smart manufacturing, etc …
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