2021
DOI: 10.1109/jiot.2021.3068775
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Applying Cross-Modality Data Processing for Infarction Learning in Medical Internet of Things

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“…In the DC stage, the main content of the geospatial framework is the basic geographic information database and geographic information public platform. Xu et al [44] mentioned that with the progression of IoT and cloud computing, basic geographic information databases are transformed into spatiotemporal information databases, and geographic information public platforms are upgraded to spatiotemporal information cloud platforms. The spatiotemporal information database consists of spatiotemporal information data, IoT node address data, a spatiotemporal information database management system, and a support environment.…”
Section: The Main Content Of DC Construction In the Iot Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the DC stage, the main content of the geospatial framework is the basic geographic information database and geographic information public platform. Xu et al [44] mentioned that with the progression of IoT and cloud computing, basic geographic information databases are transformed into spatiotemporal information databases, and geographic information public platforms are upgraded to spatiotemporal information cloud platforms. The spatiotemporal information database consists of spatiotemporal information data, IoT node address data, a spatiotemporal information database management system, and a support environment.…”
Section: The Main Content Of DC Construction In the Iot Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Towards the smart and wireless-Internet era, it is favored and required to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies into the real-world applications of Internet of Things (IoT) [1]- [3]. As a widely used AI technology, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) [4] are feasible for complex or high-dimensional data processing that is commonly suffered in IoT [5], [6]. In practice, there are a great deal of applications based on GANs [7]- [11], such as image reconstruction, behavior imitation, pedestrian reidentification and secure steganography, especially anomaly detection.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%