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The document lists 28 titles of IEEE transactions on multimedia from 2015. The titles cover topics related to computer vision, image processing, multimedia retrieval, and multimedia transmission over networks. Some examples of titles include "Super pixel-Based Hand Gesture Recognition With Kinect Depth Camera", "Learning Consistent Feature Representation for Cross-Modal Multimedia Retrieval", and "Joint Time-Domain Resource Partitioning, Rate Allocation, and Video Quality Adaptation in Heterogeneous Cellular Networks".
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IEEE 2015 ME/M.TECH projects for CSE
TMKS Infotech,Contact
#1510,Sri Gowri Shankara Complex,
2nd Floor,MKK Road,
Near Harishchandra Ghat,
Mariyappanapalya,
Rajajinagar 2nd Stage,
Bangalore - 560021.
2015 and 2016 IEEE Project List
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2015 and 2016 ieee final list
TMKS Infotech,Contact::09535866270
#1510,Sri Gowri Shankara Complex,
2nd Floor,MKK Road,
Near Harishchandra Ghat,
Mariyappanapalya,
Rajajinagar 2nd Stage,
Bangalore - 560021.
IEEE Projects, ieee 2015, ieee 2015 cse
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android projects, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
IEEE 2015 ME/M.TECH projects for CSE
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
2015 and 2016 ieee final list
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android projects, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
2015 and 2016 ieee Projects List @ TMKS Infotech
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android projects, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
2015 and 2016 ieee final list
TMKS Infotech,Conatact:: K.Manjunat
#1510,Sri Gowri Shankara Complex,
2nd Floor,MKK Road,
Near Harishchandra Ghat,
Mariyappanapalya,
Rajajinagar 2nd Stage,
Bangalore - 560021.
2015 and 2016 IEEE Project List for M.Tech
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android projects, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
2015 and 2016 ieee final list
This document lists 40 Java projects available from TMKS InfoTech in Bangalore, India for 2015. The projects focus on topics including cloud computing, network security, data mining, mobile computing, wireless sensor networks, Android projects, ad hoc networks, and more. Contact details are provided for TMKS InfoTech.
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Cognitive Buildings
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