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Wei Li1, Ke Li2, Zixuan Xu3

  • 1Shanghai Longjing Information Technology Co., Ltd., Shanghai 201108, China.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|January 28, 2026
PubMed
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智能多式联机票处理系统 (IMTPS) 将AI-IoT数据转化为可靠的城市治理智能. 这种新的系统提高了智能城市的效率,数据可靠性和适应性.

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人工智能物联网 (AI) IoT有关因果推理的推理.人群感应是一种人群感应.智能感知 智能感知 智能感知多式联络融合多式联络融合传感器网络 传感器网络智慧城市的智慧城市智慧城市治理 智慧城市治理可持续的AI 可持续的AI值得信赖的AI 值得信赖的AI

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