April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
18h 17m
English
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Index
- a
- access control threats 442–443
- coping with 448
- active optical networks (AONs) 353
- actuation capacity 199
- actuators 171–172, 194
- adaptive traffic signal control (ATSC) approach 325
- advanced beam‐forming technology 520
- advanced code technology 519
- advanced driver‐assistance systems (ADAS) 7
- Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) 160, 162
- Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) 349
- agent‐based model 187
- aggregated‐proof‐based hierarchical authentication (APHA) 115
- air gapping 169
- AlexNet 329
- Amazon Echo 67
- AmazonWeb Services (AWS) 139
- analog‐to‐digital converter (ADC) 72
- analytics and decision‐making
- Apache NiFi open source framework 336
- application context 24–25
- application programming interface (API) 226
- application protocols 160
- Array of Things (AoT) 225
- artificial intelligence (AI)–augmented geographic routing approach 478
- artificial intelligence (AI) chipsets 68
- artificial neural network (ANN) 324, 325
- Aston, Kevin 311
- asymmetric DSL 353
- attractive repulsive greedy forwarding (ARGF) algorithm 488
- attractive repulsive pressure greedy forwarding (ARPGF) algorithm 488, 490
- attribute‐based access control (ABAC) 114
- augmented reality (AR) 10
- authentication 109–113
- authentication threats 442
- coping with 448
- authorization 113–117, 125–129
- automatic repeat request (ARQ) 162
- autonomous driving ...
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