Next-gen technologies in computational intelligence / edited by R. Anandan . . . [et al.]

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TextSeries: Conference proceedings series on intelligent systems, data engineering, and optimizationPublication details: Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2024Description: xxxii, 533 pISBN:

9781032553900

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Summary: The increase in computing power and sensor data has driven Information Technology on end devices, such as smart phones or automobiles. The widespread application of IT across the globe includes manufacturing, engineering, retail, e-commerce, health care, education, financial services, banking, space exploration, politics (to help predict the sentiments of voter demographics), etc. The papers in this conference proceeding examine and discuss various interdisciplinary researches that could accelerate the advent of Information Technology

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The increase in computing power and sensor data has driven Information Technology on end devices, such as smart phones or automobiles. The widespread application of IT across the globe includes manufacturing, engineering, retail, e-commerce, health care, education, financial services, banking, space exploration, politics (to help predict the sentiments of voter demographics), etc. The papers in this conference proceeding examine and discuss various interdisciplinary researches that could accelerate the advent of Information Technology

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