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Body Sensor Networks

Guang-Zhong Yang

2006

Deep Learning

Yoshua Bengio, Ian Goodfellow, Aaron Courville et al.

2017 ★ 4.0

Laptops and mobile devices made easy

2011

Discrete mathematics

Douglas E. Ensley, J. Winston Crawley

2006

Neuro-fuzzy architectures and hybrid learning

Danuta Rutkowska

2002

Maple via calculus

Robert J. Lopez

1994

Advanced calculus

James Callahan

2010

Constructing Correct Software (Formal Approaches to Computing and Information Technology)

John Cooke

2004

Probability Theory and Computer Science (International lecture series in computer science)

G. Latouche

1983

Top 100 Computer and Technical Careers

Michael Farr

2006

Grid computing

Wei Jie, Lizhe Wang

2009

Build your own database

F. Wilfrid Lancaster, Peter Jacso

1999

Computational homology

Konstantin Mischaikow, Tomasz Kaczynski, Marian Mrozek

2004

Compiler Design

Reinhard Wilhelm

2010

Grammatical Picture Generation

Frank Drewes

2006

Dynamic equations on time scales

Allan Peterson, Martin Bohner

2001

Mathematical models in photographic science

Avner Friedman, David Ross

2002

Embedded System Design

P. Marwedel

2005

The e-policy handbook

Nancy Flynn

2001

Applications of agent technology in traffic and transportation

Ana L. C. Bazzan, Franziska Klügl, Sascha Ossowski

2006

Inside Internet security

Jeff Crume

2000

Nonsmooth equations in optimization

Diethard Klatte

2002

Experimentation in software engineering

Claes Wohlin, Martin Höst, Per Runeson

2000

OLAP solutions

Erik Thomsen

1997

Managing Risk and Information Security

Malcolm Harkins

2013

Boundary Integral Equations

Wolfgang Wendland, George C. Hsiao

2007

Visual Basic 2005 for dummies

Bill Sempf

2005

Natural language processing and text mining

Anne Kao

2006

Oracle SQL*Plus

Jonathan Gennick

1999

Computing for seniors

Sue Price

2010

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