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Mobile crowd sensing of human-like intelligence using social sensors: A survey

Xu et al., 2018

Document ID
2209070252920148024
Author
Xu Z
Mei L
Choo K
Lv Z
Hu C
Luo X
Liu Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Neurocomputing

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Recently, with the fast proliferation of smart phones, mobile phone has the powerful ability of not only communication but also computation. Human beings are not only data consumers, but data producer with their objective or subjective sensing needs. Mobile crowd sensing is …
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