Smart Solution for a Smart City: Using Open Source Maps in Municipal Waste Management

Majerová, Ingrid; Dolák, Radim; Murys, Martin

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-10592-0_11

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“…Set scalability and central administrative policies tailored to achieve e-services needs and satisfaction. We should focus on the possible range of their e-services to increase the quality of life [19]. We should focus on digitalization and diverse e-services that may enhance the whole society by affecting their perceived quality and users' satisfaction [20].…”

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Wireless sensor networks and internet of things for E-services applied natural language processing and deep learning

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Pełech-Pilichowski

2022

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Introduction . The internet of things integration with wireless sensor networks can monitor and record the physical conditions of the environment and forward the collected data to a central location. Natural language processing provides a human-data relationship (H2DR) that deep learning uses to train models of artificial neural networks representing human thoughts. Objective To present methods on how remote systems collect data and semantically analyze and determine a situation. Method and material: Natural language processing applied deep learning on content extraction and evaluation was examined to showcase the strength of e-services based on WSNs and IoTs. Results Based on WSNs and IoTs on e-services, a score of 3.61 out of 5 grades was recorded. Conclusion The study concluded that WSNs and IoTs applied NLP and DL are the best network technologies for E-services to achieve, content awareness, context extraction, summarization, and security standards.

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confidence: 99%