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Wireless networks composed of energy harvesting devices will introduce several transformative changes in wireless networking as we know it: energy self-sufficient, energy self-sustaining, perpetual operation; reduced use of conventional energy and accompanying carbon footprint; untethered mobility; and an ability to…
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Modern smartphones are globally ubiquitous. As such, an increasing number of drivers have their smartphone in their vehicle while driving. These phones are equipped with powerful sensing, processing, and communication capabilities. This provides an opportunity to deploy smartphones in modern…
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Graph Laplacian has been widely exploited in traditional graph-based semisupervised learning (SSL) algorithms to regulate the labels of examples that vary smoothly on the graph. Although it achieves a promising performance in both transductive and inductive learning, it is not…
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Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANET) and more specifically their vehicular variant (VANET) have to deal with fast changing channel conditions, specifically in urban areas. Routing protocols that have to build end to end paths over such volatile links typically react to link failure. In this paper…
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Growing application areas such as the Internet of Things, biomedical and automotive introduce an increasing demand for distributed sensors and sensor nodes. Such nodes are characterized by tough requirements in terms of low energy consumption, absolute robustness and secure communication.…
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