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Disambiguation of "Trojaniello, Diana"

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Improving Health Monitoring With Adaptive Data Movement in Fog Computing.

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Mahmud Dianati

Marco Alberto Diana

Francesca Diana

Arezoo Dianat

Diana Rieger

Soziale Unterstützung in erwachsenen Eltern-Kind-Dyaden: eine Untersuchung mit Tagebuchmethode. Uni Jena, (2009)
 

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Improving Health Monitoring With Adaptive Data Movement in Fog Computing., , , , , , , , and . Frontiers Robotics AI, (2020)Digital Screen Detection Enabled by Wearable Sensors: Application in ADL Settings., , , and . IEEE Conf. on Intelligent Systems, page 584-588. IEEE, (2018)Daily Physical Activity Classification using a Head-mounted device., , and . ICE/ITMC, page 1-7. IEEE, (2019)Indoor-Outdoor Detection Using Head-Mounted Lightweight Sensors., , , and . BODYNETS, page 245-253. Springer, (2018)Validation study of a roto-translating seat to support elderly drivers during car ingress/egress: a Biomechanical Analysis., , , , and . MeMeA, page 1-6. IEEE, (2018)Secure store for FHIR resources with Parquet encryption., , and . SYSTOR, page 29:1. ACM, (2021)A Multirobots Teleoperated Platform for Artificial Intelligence Training Data Collection in Minimally Invasive Surgery., , , , , , , , and . ISMR, page 1-7. IEEE, (2019)Digital Screen Detection Using a Head-mounted Color Light Sensor., , , , and . MeMeA, page 1-5. IEEE, (2018)Enhancing Surgical Process Modeling for Artificial Intelligence development in robotics: the SARAS case study for Minimally Invasive Procedures., , , , , , , , , and 1 other author(s). ISMICT, page 1-6. IEEE, (2019)Assessment of gait direction changes during straight-ahead walking in healthy elderly and Huntington Disease patients using a shank worn MIMU., , , , and . EMBC, page 2508-2511. IEEE, (2014)