Macías et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Data fabric and digital twins: An integrated approach for data fusion design and evaluation of pervasive systems

Macías et al., 2024

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13430677454293265726
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Macías A
Muñoz D
Navarro E
González P
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Information Fusion

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Recent technological improvements have made it possible for pervasive computing intelligent environments, augmented by sensors and actuators, to offer services that support society's aims for a wide variety of applications. This requires the fusion of data gathered …
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