Poster: Towards a Multitask Worker Recruitment Framework for Mobile Crowdsensing
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- General Chairs:
- Rajesh Balan,
- Archan Misra,
- Program Chairs:
- Landon Cox,
- Yutaka Arakawa,
- Xia Zhou,
- Robert LiKamWa
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