2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-019-04374-x
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Reference architecture of common service platform for Industrial Big Data (I-BD) based on multi-party co-construction

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“…where a (l) represents the automatic encoder, and z (l) represents the coding parameters, and conversely, the decoding of each layer of automatic encoder is performed from back to front. 2) .…”
Section: Big Data Of Urban Leisure and Fitnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where a (l) represents the automatic encoder, and z (l) represents the coding parameters, and conversely, the decoding of each layer of automatic encoder is performed from back to front. 2) .…”
Section: Big Data Of Urban Leisure and Fitnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the deep learning model is a 4-layer network training model, taking (x (1), y (1)) as the network training set, the forward propagation algorithm is briefly described as a (1) � x, z (2) � θ (1) a (1) , a (2) � g z (2) 􏼐 􏼑 a d da (2) 0 􏼐 􏼑,…”
Section: Big Data Of Urban Leisure and Fitnessmentioning
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“…Reference architectures [25] aim at providing abstract software architectures that collect architectural patterns and software elements for supporting the development of systems in specific domains. With regard to big data systems, several authors have proposed reference architectures for big data systems [26][27][28], and reference architectures for big data systems in specific domains, such as security [29], industry [30], e-learning [31], cloud-based video analytics [32], and smart cities [33], to name a few.…”
Section: Nist Big Data Reference Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other techniques frequently used are text summarization and semantic enrichment, mainly based on entity recognition and linking. Zhang et al [30] carried out an interdisciplinary review of social media use in disasters. They point out the need to analyze temporal and spatial patterns to understand the information diffusion process using social network analysis techniques, providing valuable insights for understanding the rumor propagation process.…”
Section: Digital Humanitarianism In Disastersmentioning
confidence: 99%