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Mobile crowdsensing is a new paradigm in which a requester can recruit a group of mobile users via a platform and coordinate them to perform some sensing tasks by using their smartphones. In mobile crowdsensing, each user might perform multiple tasks with different sensing qualities. An important problem is recruiting the minimum number of users while achieving a satisfactory sensing quality for each...
The discovery of peoples' social connections is becoming a flourishing research topic, considering the rich social information inferable from human trajectories. Existing social tie detection methods often require mobile users to upload their accurate locations, causing serious privacy concerns. On the other hand, cloaking methods allow users to upload their obscured locations instead and can efficiently...
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