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Enhancing smart factory performance via hybrid scheduling and intelligent resource management. [PDF]
Sci RepVaidya S, Jethava G, Jethava S.
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Solution-Processed Submicron-Channel Organic Ferroelectric Memristors with a Low Operation Voltage of 1 V. [PDF]
Small MethodsXu K +6 more
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Federated training of spiking neural networks on edge hardware for audio processing. [PDF]
Front NeurosciKaimal SS, Jb A, Reka SS, Venugopal P.
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Development of an AIoT-Based Early Flash-Flood Warning System for Smart Rural Disaster Resilience. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Wiangnak V, Wiboonrat M, Duangsuwan S.
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Online supervised learning of temporal patterns in biological neural networks under feedback control. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S ASono Y +7 more
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Adaptive routing protocol for large-scale power internet of things based on edge computing and federated learning. [PDF]
Sci RepZhang Y, Zhang S, Li S, Yang B, Chen P.
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DINC: Toward Distributed In-Network Computing
, 2023 In-network computing provides significant performance benefits, load reduction, and power savings. Still, an in-network service’s functionality is strictly limited to a single hardware device.
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BT Technology Journal, 1997
Network computing represents a new computing paradigm in which all information, data and software applications reside on a network and are accessed on demand by users. This approach to computing offers the potential for users to access ‘everything‘ from ‘anywhere‘, removing the constraints of localised storage of information and applications, and ...
M. C. Revett, M. D. T. Knul, L. Stephens
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Network computing represents a new computing paradigm in which all information, data and software applications reside on a network and are accessed on demand by users. This approach to computing offers the potential for users to access ‘everything‘ from ‘anywhere‘, removing the constraints of localised storage of information and applications, and ...
M. C. Revett, M. D. T. Knul, L. Stephens
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Algorithmica, 1998
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