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Ieee Symposium on Security and Privacy

S mart-home technology has evolved beyond basic convenience functionality, such as automatically controlled lights and door openers, to provide tangible bene ts. For instance, water ow sensors and smart meters facilitate energy e ciency. IP-enabled cameras, motion sensors, and connected door locks o er be er control of home security. However, a ackers can manipulate smart devices to cause users...

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Ieee Signal Processing Magazine

and artificial intelligence may be viewed as instances of the summary-product algorithm (or belief/probability propagation algorithm), which operates by message passing in a graphical model. Specific instances of such algorithms include Kalman filtering and smoothing; the forward–backward algorithm for hidden Markov models; probability propagation in Bayesian networks; and decoding algorithms f...

Ieee Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine

The nature of computers has changed dramatically in the last half century. Early computers were rudimentary devices that had poor language skills (assembler, FORTRAN) and impoverished interfaces and peripheral devices (typewriter, punch-tape/card reader, magnetic drum/tape memory, video display unit). Humans communicated with the computer using the computer’s “baby-talk” and learned to adapt to...

IEEE Control Systems Magazine

Issues that are central to the modeling and analysis of a human movement system include musculotendon dynamics, the kinetics and kinematics of the biomechanical system, and the determination of neurological controls that are pertinent to a particular movement. In formulating a model for a biological control system, realism and complexity are always competing concerns. Human motion involves neur...