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Big data and smart service systems / Xiwei Liu [and others].
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English
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London : Academic Press, ©2017.
Description
xxix, 201 pages ; 25 cm.
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Engineering Library - Stacks
QA76.9.B45 B54 2017
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Intelligent systems series
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Vision-based vehicle queue length detection method and embedded platform / G. Xiong
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Embedded Hardware
1.3. Algorithms of Video-Based Vehicle Queue Length Detection
1.3.1. Vehicle Motion Detection
1.3.2. Vehicle Presence Detection
1.3.3. Threshold Selection
1.3.4. Algorithm Summarization
1.4. Program Process of DM642
1.5. Evaluation
1.6. Conclusions
Acknowledgment
References
ch. 2 Improved information feedback in symmetric dual-channel traffic / Y. Lv
2.1. Introduction
2.2. CAM and Information Feedback Strategies
2.3. Simulation Results
2.4. Conclusions
Acknowledgments
ch. 3 Secure provable data possession for big data storage / Q. Kong
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Object Storage System Using SPDP
3.2.1. Object Storage System
3.2.2. Definition of SPDP
3.2.3. SPDP Verification Algorithm
3.2.4. Hierarchical Structure
3.2.5. The Architecture for SPDP Model
3.3. Security Analysis and Implementation
3.3.1. SPDP Performance Analysis
3.3.2. Approved Directories Optimization
3.3.3. Secure Protection Strategy
3.4. Robust Auditing With Authentication System
3.4.1. Robust Auditing
3.4.2. Authorized Server
3.4.3. Large Object Processing
3.5. Experimental Results
3.6. Conclusions
ch. 4 The responsive tourism logistics from local public transport domain: the case of Pattaya city / W. Ngamsirijit
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Previous Research
4.3. Problems and Challenges
4.4. Tourism Demand and Supply Characteristics
4.5. Public Transportations
4.6. Proximity of Tourist Attractions
4.7. Capacity Flexibility Model for Responsive Transportations
4.8. Capacity Considerations of Baht Bus Route
4.9. Routing for DRT
ch. 5 Smart cities, urban sensing, and big data: mining geo-location in social networks / T.-y. Ma
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Systematic Literature Review
5.2.1. Question Formulation
5.2.2. Source Selection
5.2.3. Information Extraction and Result Summarization
5.3. Discussion
5.3.1. Data Sources
5.3.2. Mining Techniques
5.3.3. Use Scenarios
5.4. Big Data Approach: A Case Study
5.5. Conclusion
ch. 6 Parallel public transportation system and its application in evaluating evacuation plans for large-scale activities / G. Xiong
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Framework of the PPTS
6.3. Modeling Participants Using Agent Model
6.4. Implementation on Intelligent Traffic Clouds
6.5. Case Study
6.6. Conclusions
ch. 7 Predicting financial risk from revenue reports / H. Li
7.1. Introduction
7.1.1. Background and Motivation
7.1.2. Problems and Challenges
7.1.3. Risk Prediction via Active Pairwise Learning
7.1.4. Chapter Organization
7.2. Related Studies
7.3. The Framework of Risk Prediction
7.3.1. Overview of the Prediction System
7.3.2. Preliminaries and Notations
7.3.3. The Prediction Model
7.3.4. Nonlinear Dual Optimization
7.4. Improving the Model With Humans-in-the-Loop
7.4.1. Overview of the Active Prediction System
7.4.2. Query Selection Strategy
7.4.3. Definition of the LU
7.4.4. Definition of the GU
7.5. Empirical Evaluation
7.5.1. Baselines and Accuracy Measure
7.5.2. Data Set and Experimental Settings
7.5.3. Result and Discussion
7.6. Conclusion
ch. 8 Novel ITS based on space-air-ground collected Big Data / T. Teng
8.1. Introduction
8.2. Related R&D Areas: Their Current Situation and Future Trend
8.2.1. Cloud Computing and Big Data
8.2.2. Remote Sensing Spatial Information
8.3. Main Research Contents of Novel ITS
8.3.1. ITS Big Data Center
8.3.2. ITS Cloud Computing Supporting Platform
8.3.3. ITS Big Data Application and Service Platform
8.4. Technical Solution of Novel ITS
8.4.1. The Space-Air-Ground Big Data Collection and Transmission Technology and On-Vehicle Terminals
8.4.2. The Space-Air-Ground Big Data Fusion and Mining
8.4.3. The Space-Air-Ground Big Data Processing
8.4.4. ITS Application of the Space-Air-Ground Big Data
8.5. Conclusions
ch. 9 Behavior modeling and its application in an emergency management parallel system for chemical plants / G. Xiong
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Closed-Loop Management of ERP
9.3. Refined Decomposition of an ERP
9.3.1. The Base of the Refined Decomposition
9.3.2. The Refined Decomposition Approach
9.4. Application on ERP Evaluation
9.4.1. Evaluation of the ERP Execution Time
9.4.2. Usability Evaluation of the ERP
9.4.3. Complexity Evaluation of ERP
9.5. Applications in Emergency Response Training
9.6. Applications in Emergency Response Support
9.7. Conclusions
ch. 10 The next generation of enterprise knowledge management systems for the IT service industry / R. Anand
10.1. Introduction
10.2. IT Service Providers as Knowledge-Based Organizations
10.2.1. Task Complexity
10.2.2. Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
10.2.3. Complex Interactions
10.2.4. Fluid Organizational Structure
10.2.5. Information Transfer Restrictions
10.2.6. Dual Status of Employees
10.2.7. Time Constraints
10.2.8. Continuous Education
10.3. Requirements for Knowledge Management
10.3.1. Knowledge Acquisition
10.3.2. Knowledge Maintenance and Curation
10.3.3. Knowledge Delivery
10.4. Current State of Knowledge Management
10.5. Knowledge Management in the Era of Cognitive Computing
10.5.1. Unstructured Data
10.5.2. Learning by Observation
10.5.3. Virtual Agents
10.6. Conclusions
ch. 11 Expertise recommendation and new skill assessment with multicue semantic information / J.H. Bauer
11.1. Introduction
11.2. Skill Assessment and Use Cases
11.3. Methodology
11.4. Empirical Study
11.5. Conclusion
ch. 12 On the behavioral theory of the networked firm / H. Tuomisaari
12.1. Background
12.2. Introduction
12.3. Network Behaviors in Firms
12.4. Functional Network Characteristics
12.5. Theoretical Challenges
12.6. Network Architecture as a Lens to Firm Behavior
12.7. Towards a Behavioral Theory of the Networked Firm
12.8. On the Emergence of Multiple Networks
12.9. Conclusions
References.
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ISBN
9780128120132
0128120134
OCLC
966602585
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