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A novel IoT-aware wearable sensor device for healthcare data management framework using hybrid optimization algorithm.

Jul 2026 · Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine · 0 citations · 24 references
Medicine

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Simulations under different cases confirm that the designed HTDAA-based healthcare data management system achieves more robust and energy-efficient solutions than the traditional models.

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