,ents
1. Preface
2. Acknowledgements
3. About the Editors
4. PART I Artificial Intelligence Evolution in Internet of Things Networks
and Its Fundamental Concepts
1. CHAPTER 1 ◾ Artificial Internet of Things: A New Paradigm of
Connected Networks
KASHIF N ASEER QURESHI AND T HOMAS NEWE
2. CHAPTER 2 ◾ Advanced AIoT Applications and Services
RAJA W ASEEM ANWAR , ALAA ISMAEL , AND KASHIF NASEER Q URESHI
3. CHAPTER 3 ◾ Tri-Tier Architectures for AIoT Networks
MUHAMMAD AHMED AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
4. CHAPTER 4 ◾ Standards and Policies Adoption for AIoT Networks
ADIL HUSSAIN AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
5. CHAPTER 5 ◾ AIoT as New Paradigm for Distributed Network
SHEETAL HARRIS , HASSAN JALIL HADI , YUE CAO, AND KASHIF
NASEER QURESHI
5. PART II Data Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
1. CHAPTER 6 ◾ Networking and Protocols for AIoT Networks
SALEEM IQBAL , SYED AMAD HUSSAIN SHAH , SAQIB MAJEED , AND
SAUD ALTAF
2. CHAPTER 7 ◾ Novel Machine, and Deep Learning, and Training
Techniques for AIoT
MUHAMMAD SAIDU ALIERO, YAKUBU A MINU DODO, AND KASHIF
NASEER QURESHI
, 3. CHAPTER 8 ◾ Role of Blockchain Models for AIoT Communication
Systems
IBRAHIM T ARIQ JAVED AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
4. CHAPTER 9 ◾ Big Data Analytics for AIoT Network
FAISAL R EHMAN , MUHAMMAD ANWAR , ANEES UL MUJTABA , H ANAN
SHARIF , AND NAVEED RIAZ
5. CHAPTER 10 ◾ Green Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
AIZAZ R AZIQ , KASHIF NASEER QURESHI, AND MUZAFFAR RAO
6. CHAPTER 11 ◾ Cybersecurity Standards for AIoT Networks
USMAN AHMAD , HASSAN ZAIB , AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
7. CHAPTER 12 ◾ Future Privacy and Trust Challenges for AIoT
Networks
AYESHA ASLAM, KASHIF NASEER QURESHI, AND T HOMAS NEWE
6. INDEX
1. Cover Page
2. Half-Title Page
3. Title Page
4. Copyright Page
5. Contents
6. Preface
7. Acknowledgements
8. About the Editors
9. Part I Artificial Intelligence Evolution in Internet of Things Networks and Its
Fundamental Concepts
1. Chapter 1 ◾ Artificial Internet Of Things: A New Paradigm of
Connected Networks
2. Chapter 2 ◾ Advanced AIoT Applications and Services
3. Chapter 3 ◾ Tri-Tier Architectures for AIoT Networks
4. Chapter 4 ◾ Standards and Policies Adoption for AIoT Networks
5. Chapter 5 ◾ AIoT as New Paradigm for Distributed Network
10. Part II Data Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
1. Chapter 6 ◾ Networking and Protocols for AIoT Networks
, 2. Chapter 7 ◾ Novel Machine, and Deep Learning, and Training
Techniques for AIoT
3. Chapter 8 ◾ Role of Blockchain Models for AIoT Communication
Systems
4. Chapter 9 ◾ Big Data Analytics for AIoT Network
5. Chapter 10 ◾ Green Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
6. Chapter 11 ◾ Cybersecurity Standards for AIoT Networks
7. Chapter 12 ◾ Future Privacy and Trust Challenges for AIoT Networks
11. Index
List of Figures
1. Figure 1.1 Emerging fields of AIoT networks.
2. Figure 1.2 Layer wise operations with AI and ML-based algorithms.
3. Figure 2.1 AI-based sensors for IoT applications.
4. Figure 2.2 AIoT layer architecture.
5. Figure 3.1 Tri-Tier AIoT architecture.
6. Figure 3.2 Cloud architecture for AIoT networks.
7. Figure 3.3 Edge computing for AIoT networks.
8. Figure 3.4 SDN architecture for AIoT networks.
9. Figure 4.1 IoT ecosystem.
10. Figure 4.2 IoT standards and protocols.
11. Figure 4.3 MQTT architecture.
12. Figure 4.4 AMQP architecture.
13. Figure 5.1 General framework of AI.
14. Figure 5.2 AIoT architecture and layers.
15. Figure 5.3 Task graph for topological sorting.
16. Figure 5.4 Endogenous Trusted Network (ETN) AIoT.
17. Figure 6.1 Elements composing the IoT.
18. Figure 6.2 Networking stack architecture for IoT.
19. Figure 7.1 The ratio of training and test dataset.
20. Figure 8.1 Blockchain architecture.
21. Figure 8.2 SingularityNET high-level architecture.
22. Figure 8.3 Oasis architecture with secure enclave.
23. Figure 8.4 ORAIchain system architecture.
24. Figure 9.1 Diagram of three-tier computing architecture of AIoT.
25. Figure 9.2 A conceptual map of AIoT perception-related issues.
26. Figure 9.3 An outline of AIoT's learning-related concepts.
27. Figure 10.1 Advantages of IoT devices.
28. Figure 10.2 Challenges in AIoT networks.
29. Figure 10.3 Smart grid architecture.
30. Figure 11.1 Identification and authentication protocols.
1. Preface
2. Acknowledgements
3. About the Editors
4. PART I Artificial Intelligence Evolution in Internet of Things Networks
and Its Fundamental Concepts
1. CHAPTER 1 ◾ Artificial Internet of Things: A New Paradigm of
Connected Networks
KASHIF N ASEER QURESHI AND T HOMAS NEWE
2. CHAPTER 2 ◾ Advanced AIoT Applications and Services
RAJA W ASEEM ANWAR , ALAA ISMAEL , AND KASHIF NASEER Q URESHI
3. CHAPTER 3 ◾ Tri-Tier Architectures for AIoT Networks
MUHAMMAD AHMED AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
4. CHAPTER 4 ◾ Standards and Policies Adoption for AIoT Networks
ADIL HUSSAIN AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
5. CHAPTER 5 ◾ AIoT as New Paradigm for Distributed Network
SHEETAL HARRIS , HASSAN JALIL HADI , YUE CAO, AND KASHIF
NASEER QURESHI
5. PART II Data Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
1. CHAPTER 6 ◾ Networking and Protocols for AIoT Networks
SALEEM IQBAL , SYED AMAD HUSSAIN SHAH , SAQIB MAJEED , AND
SAUD ALTAF
2. CHAPTER 7 ◾ Novel Machine, and Deep Learning, and Training
Techniques for AIoT
MUHAMMAD SAIDU ALIERO, YAKUBU A MINU DODO, AND KASHIF
NASEER QURESHI
, 3. CHAPTER 8 ◾ Role of Blockchain Models for AIoT Communication
Systems
IBRAHIM T ARIQ JAVED AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
4. CHAPTER 9 ◾ Big Data Analytics for AIoT Network
FAISAL R EHMAN , MUHAMMAD ANWAR , ANEES UL MUJTABA , H ANAN
SHARIF , AND NAVEED RIAZ
5. CHAPTER 10 ◾ Green Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
AIZAZ R AZIQ , KASHIF NASEER QURESHI, AND MUZAFFAR RAO
6. CHAPTER 11 ◾ Cybersecurity Standards for AIoT Networks
USMAN AHMAD , HASSAN ZAIB , AND KASHIF NASEER QURESHI
7. CHAPTER 12 ◾ Future Privacy and Trust Challenges for AIoT
Networks
AYESHA ASLAM, KASHIF NASEER QURESHI, AND T HOMAS NEWE
6. INDEX
1. Cover Page
2. Half-Title Page
3. Title Page
4. Copyright Page
5. Contents
6. Preface
7. Acknowledgements
8. About the Editors
9. Part I Artificial Intelligence Evolution in Internet of Things Networks and Its
Fundamental Concepts
1. Chapter 1 ◾ Artificial Internet Of Things: A New Paradigm of
Connected Networks
2. Chapter 2 ◾ Advanced AIoT Applications and Services
3. Chapter 3 ◾ Tri-Tier Architectures for AIoT Networks
4. Chapter 4 ◾ Standards and Policies Adoption for AIoT Networks
5. Chapter 5 ◾ AIoT as New Paradigm for Distributed Network
10. Part II Data Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
1. Chapter 6 ◾ Networking and Protocols for AIoT Networks
, 2. Chapter 7 ◾ Novel Machine, and Deep Learning, and Training
Techniques for AIoT
3. Chapter 8 ◾ Role of Blockchain Models for AIoT Communication
Systems
4. Chapter 9 ◾ Big Data Analytics for AIoT Network
5. Chapter 10 ◾ Green Communication Systems for AIoT Networks
6. Chapter 11 ◾ Cybersecurity Standards for AIoT Networks
7. Chapter 12 ◾ Future Privacy and Trust Challenges for AIoT Networks
11. Index
List of Figures
1. Figure 1.1 Emerging fields of AIoT networks.
2. Figure 1.2 Layer wise operations with AI and ML-based algorithms.
3. Figure 2.1 AI-based sensors for IoT applications.
4. Figure 2.2 AIoT layer architecture.
5. Figure 3.1 Tri-Tier AIoT architecture.
6. Figure 3.2 Cloud architecture for AIoT networks.
7. Figure 3.3 Edge computing for AIoT networks.
8. Figure 3.4 SDN architecture for AIoT networks.
9. Figure 4.1 IoT ecosystem.
10. Figure 4.2 IoT standards and protocols.
11. Figure 4.3 MQTT architecture.
12. Figure 4.4 AMQP architecture.
13. Figure 5.1 General framework of AI.
14. Figure 5.2 AIoT architecture and layers.
15. Figure 5.3 Task graph for topological sorting.
16. Figure 5.4 Endogenous Trusted Network (ETN) AIoT.
17. Figure 6.1 Elements composing the IoT.
18. Figure 6.2 Networking stack architecture for IoT.
19. Figure 7.1 The ratio of training and test dataset.
20. Figure 8.1 Blockchain architecture.
21. Figure 8.2 SingularityNET high-level architecture.
22. Figure 8.3 Oasis architecture with secure enclave.
23. Figure 8.4 ORAIchain system architecture.
24. Figure 9.1 Diagram of three-tier computing architecture of AIoT.
25. Figure 9.2 A conceptual map of AIoT perception-related issues.
26. Figure 9.3 An outline of AIoT's learning-related concepts.
27. Figure 10.1 Advantages of IoT devices.
28. Figure 10.2 Challenges in AIoT networks.
29. Figure 10.3 Smart grid architecture.
30. Figure 11.1 Identification and authentication protocols.
