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Sixth generation (6G) communication networks are anticipated to facilitate the achievement of ultra-low latency, massive device connections, intelligent automation, and high-security in the end-to-end connectivity to accommodate new applications, including autonomous systems, immersive communications, and massive infrastructures of cyber-physical u...

By A. Mummoorthy, M. Rajeswari, K.S. Krishnapriya, S. Krithika, S. Suganya, Gafur Namazov, M. Nalini

The speed of the electronic healthcare system, clinical information system, and biomedical sensing technologies has resulted in the creation of extremely huge high-dimensional and heterogeneous medical data. Such data have substantial potential to automatically diagnose diseases, but are difficult to use because they are feature redundant, nonlinea...

By Komal Saxena, M. Praneesh, S. Nancy Lima Christy, K. Nandhini, Tolib Rajabov, M. Nalini, Shalu Gupta

The wireless networks of the sixth generation (6G) are likely to be an AI-native, highly dynamic, and ultra-dense communication eco-system, where the question of security, privacy and resiliency is much more complicated to address than in other generations. Conventional static and prescriptive network management tools cannot scale, be heterogeneous...

By P. Senthilkumar, V. Sheela, G.D. Praveenkumar, Ali Bostani, Nazokat Tukhtaeva, M. Nalini, M. Karpagam