Sentence examples for by data aggregation and from inspiring English sources

The number of messages transmitted to the base station is reduced by data aggregation and fusion.

Case-only methods, such as case-crossover design, may reduce distortions caused by data aggregation, and permit analysis of environmental factors associated with case occurrence at the level of the individual [27].

CGM, together with SMBG and insulin pump, generate a tremendous amount of data, which makes processing by patients and physicians quite troublesome; thanks to DIABTel, the analysis is facilitated by data aggregation, statistics, and graphic registries in an easily integrated and user-friendly manner.

The main goal of cluster-based routing protocol is to efficiently maintain the energy consumption of sensor nodes by involving them in multi-hop communication within a cluster and by performing data aggregation and fusion in order to decrease the number of transmitted messages to the sink and transmission distance of sensor nodes.

Our objective is to maximize the network lifetime by utilizing data aggregation and in-network processing techniques.

Computerized point-of-care health information systems, particularly web-based systems, have the potential to dramatically reduce the data collection burden by automating data aggregation and reporting [ 25].

Overwhelmingly, the district-level health officers supported the usefulness of the DHP tool because it improved work efficiency by making data aggregation and analytical work easier.

Another article in Andrews's constitution proposes that "each individual shall have control over his or her image from a social network, including over the image created by data aggregation".

The last problem deals with a variant of the non-metric TSP problem where the edge costs correspond to the Euclidean distances to the power of some α ⩾ 1; this problem is motivated by data aggregation schemes in wireless sensor networks.

We are specifically motivated by data aggregation requirements in extremely large scale mobile sensor networks [5] such as networks of UAVs, military networks, network of mobile robots and dense vehicular networks, where the number of nodes are often several thousands.

Our results suggest that considerable complexity among P. vivax populations has been obscured by data aggregation; however, these divisions appear along defined geographic gradients.