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High Performance Privacy Preserving AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) depends on data. In sensitive domains - such as healthcare, security, finance, and many more - there is therefore tension between unleashing the power of AI and maintaining the confidentiality and security of the relevant data. This book - intended for researchers in academia and R&D engineers in industry - explains how
Information Theory for Data Science
Information theory deals with mathematical laws that govern the flow, representation and transmission of information, just as the field of physics concerns laws that govern the behavior of the physical universe. The foundation was made in the context of communication while characterizing the fundamental limits of communication and offering codes (s
RF Filter Technology For Dummies, 2nd Edition
The implementation of 5G and wireless applications is accelerating worldwide, along with the drive to deliver high data rates and high data capacity. This creates new challenges for wireless technology in many radio frequency (RF) device applications, because these trends increase the probability of interference. To mitigate that interference, RF f
Internet of Things For Dummies, 2nd Edition
The Internet of Things (IoT) is creating a new world - a quantifiable and measurable world - in which people can better manage their lives, cities can better manage their infrastructure, and companies can better manage their businesses. This new smart connected world will offer fundamental changes to consumers and to society, and it will profoundly
Machine Learning at Enterprise Scale
Enterprises in traditional and emerging industries alike are increasingly turning to machine learning (ML) to maximize the value of their business data. But many of these teams are likely to experience significant hurdles and setbacks throughout the journey. In this practical ebook, data scientists and machine learning engineers explore six common
Creating a Data-Driven Enterprise in Media
The data-driven revolution is finally hitting the media and entertainment industry. For decades, broadcast television and print media relied on traditional delivery channels for solvency and growth, but those channels fragmented as cable, streaming, and digital devices stole the show. In this ebook, you'll learn about the trends, challenges, and op
What Is eBPF?
In just the past few years, the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) has gone from relative obscurity to one of the hottest technology areas in modern infrastructure computing. With this report, Liz Rice dives into eBPF and explains how this framework enables networking, security, and observability tooling for modern compute environments. SREs, o
An Introduction to Cloud Databases
Cloud deployments have not only changed the way companies run mission critical databases; they've also transformed the roles of many people in production. With this practical report, database and system administrators, IT managers, and DevOps engineers will learn the ins and outs of running databases in the cloud. You'll explore the types of databa
Introduction to Numerical Methods and Matlab Programming for Engineers
This book originated from lecture notes developed by the lead author for a course in applied numerical methods, initially designed for Civil Engineering majors, and later expanded to include Mechanical Engineering. The primary objectives of the text are to introduce the fundamental concepts of numerical methods and to provide a thorough, integrated
Resilient Web Design
Jeremy Keith begins by noting that the title Resilient Web Design might suggest a handbook for building robust websites, but clarifies that it is not a handbook - it is more like a history book. The text observes that in the world of web design, attention is mostly focused on the present. When designers look beyond the moment, it is usually to imag