Understand Human Behaviours with IoT Sensors: From Physical to Physiological Sensing

谢文涛

XIE Wentao

11951009

博士

Computer Science and Engineering

张进

计算机科学与工程系

张黔

香港科技大学

2024-08-02

2024-09-03

香港科技大学

香港

Internet Of Things

英语

联合培养

2019

2024-09

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