Distributed composition of complex event services in IoT network
Abstract In this paper, a distributed solution is presented for the composition of complex event services in the Internet of Things (IoT) environments. The composition of objects services in the IoT environment requires scalable and adaptable methods due to the dynamics of the network. The dynamics...
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