We describe the implementation of a proof-of-concept study for the feasibility of an international collaborative hospital-based active surveillance system for vaccine safety.
In particular, we propose innovative techniques for privacy preservation of IoT data, introduce a privacy preserving IoT Architecture, and also describe the implementation of an efficient proof of concept system that utilises all these to ensure that IoT data remains private.
The implementation of an SED in an institution requires proof of safety and efficacy as well as education and training of HCWs to encourage the use of the device and reduce the number of NSIs among physicians.
The work was validated through the design and implementation of a Proof of Concept Hardware Trojan that uses two such unintended USB channels to successfully interact with a target network endpoint to compromise and exfiltrate data from it.
Our proof checker's design is based on the implementation of focused proof search and on making calls to (user-supplied) clerks and experts predicates that are tied to the two phases found in focused proofs.
These objectives will be achieved through the implementation of six "proof-of-concept" studies outlined later, which will be structured in such a way that researchers from different disciplines work together closely to attain the deliverables.
We here describe how BKS was developed and present the results of the implementation phase as a proof of principle.
This article describes the implementation of the web tool and a proof of concept analysis with known cis-sequences that confer stress-responsive gene expression.
The implementation is only a proof-of-concept and not production-ready, but opens the field to more extensive studies into a generalized topological classification method based on textures.
This paper discusses the correctness of the implementation of the matching logic reachability proof system in MatchC.
In this work, we present the design and implementation of a system for proof explanation in the Semantic Web, based on defeasible reasoning.
