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Expertise-Aware Truth Analysis and Task Allocation in Mobile Crowdsourcing

IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2021
In mobile crowdsourcing, the accuracy of the collected data is usually hard to ensure. Researchers have proposed techniques to identify truth from noisy data by inferring and utilizing the reliability of mobile users, and allocate tasks to users with ...
Xiaomei Zhang   +4 more
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Three-Party Evolutionary Game Model of Stakeholders in Mobile Crowdsourcing

IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems, 2022
As a new paradigm to solve problems by gathering the intelligence of crowds, mobile crowdsourcing has become one of the hot spots in academic and industrial fields.
Fuxing Li   +5 more
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Data-Driven Many-Objective Crowd Worker Selection for Mobile Crowdsourcing in Industrial IoT

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 2021
With the development of mobile networks and intelligent equipment, as a new intelligent data sensing paradigm in large-scale sensor applications such as the industrial Internet of Things, mobile crowd sensing (MCS) assigns industrial sensing tasks to ...
Zhuoran Lu   +5 more
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Fusing Information, Crowdsourcing and Mobility

2014 IEEE 15th International Conference on Mobile Data Management, 2014
In this seminar we will consider how concepts of information fusion, crowdsourcing and mobility complement each other and accelerate novel advanced research directions in mobile data management. We will elaborate on each of those concepts and explore their synergy under a prominent scenario of situation assessment in multi-robot search and rescue ...
Vladimir Zadorozhny, Michael Lewis 0001
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An Anonymous, Trust and Fairness Based Privacy Preserving Service Construction Framework in Mobile Crowdsourcing

IEEE Transactions on Services Computing
The proliferation of mobile smart devices with ever-improving sensing capacities means that Mobile Crowd Sensing (MCS) can economically provide a large-scale and flexible solution.
Xuechi Chen   +6 more
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Behavior Dynamics of Multiple Crowdsourcers in Mobile Crowdsourcing Markets

IEEE Network, 2016
Mobile crowdsourcing has shown great potential to address problems with large scale by outsourcing tasks to pervasive smartphone users. Smartphone users will join a crowdsourcer if they can receive satisfying rewards. In a mobile crowdsourcing market, smartphone users have free choice of crowdsourcers, and multiple crowdsourcers will interact with the ...
Jia Peng   +3 more
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BTV-CMAB: A Bi-Directional Trust Verification-Based Combinatorial Multiarmed Bandit Scheme for Mobile Crowdsourcing

IEEE Internet of Things Journal
Mobile crowdsourcing (MCS) is an emerging paradigm that harnesses the collective power of the crowd to tackle large-scale tasks. To ensure the high-quality worker selection, various combinatorial multiarmed bandit (CMAB)-based schemes have been proposed.
Jianheng Tang   +8 more
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A Personalized Location Privacy Protection System in Mobile Crowdsourcing

IEEE Internet of Things Journal
With the rapid progression of mobile crowdsourcing (MCS) technology, its growing influence in our daily lives has established it as a crucial component of modern society.
Chenghao Zhang   +6 more
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Acceptance-Aware Mobile Crowdsourcing Worker Recruitment in Social Networks

IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2021
With the increasing prominence of smart mobile devices, an innovative distributed computing paradigm, namely Mobile Crowdsourcing (MCS), has emerged.
Liang Wang   +6 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Crowdsourcing mobile coverage

Telecommunications Policy, 2016
Mobile coverage affects social and economic communication and performance. Looking at the determinants of mobile network coverage helps highlight both operators' strategies and individual users' decisions. Subscribers often install small wireless antennas called femto-cells within buildings with poor signal.
Pantelis Koutroumpis, Aija Leiponen
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