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MS-DQI: A methodology for data quality assessment in medical sensor networks with a case study on a temperature sensor network for breast cancer detection
The increasing use of medical sensors and wearable devices has created many opportunities for personalized health monitoring. However, ensuring the quality of data from sensor networks remains a challenge due to the variability in sensor performance and environmental factors. This paper introduces a
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