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Intelligent Communication Resource Allocation for Smart City with Machine Learning and SDN OpenFlow

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  • 1. Salvador University - UNIFACS

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This ILLUSTRATED TECHNICAL PAPER presents the slides describing the contents of the short-course "Intelligent Communication Resource Allocation for Smart City with Machine Learning and SDN OpenFlow".

The talk was presented at VII International Workshop on ADVANCEs in ICT Infrastructures and Services - ADVANCE 2019, 21 of January 2019 at Universidade de Cabo Verde (UNICV), Praia, Cape Vert.


The illustrated technical paper format aims to complement, enrich and subsidize the technical content of the course and contains slides, complementary text and additional and/or focused bibliographic references.
 

 

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