Bhanu Chander & Koppala Guravaiah 
Intelligent Wireless Sensor Networks and the Internet of Things 
Algorithms, Methodologies, and Applications

The edited book Intelligent Wireless Sensor Networks and Internet of Things: Algorithms, Methodologies and Applications is intended to discuss the progression of recent as well as future generation technologies for WSNs and Io Ts applications through Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Deep Learning (DL). In general, computing time is obviously increased when the massive data is required from sensor nodes in WSN s. the novel technologies such as 5G and 6G provides enough bandwidth for large data transmissions, however, unbalanced links faces the novel constraints on the geographical topology of the sensor networks. Above and beyond, data transmission congestion and data queue still happen in the WSNs. This book:Addresses the complete functional framework workflow in WSN and Io T domains using AI, ML, and DL models Explores basic and high-level concepts of WSN security, and routing protocols, thus serving as a manual for those in the research field as the beginners to understand both basic and advanced aspects sensors, Io T with ML & DL applications in real-world related technology Based on the latest technologies such as 5G, 6G and covering the major challenges, issues, and advances of protocols, and applications in wireless system Explores intelligent route discovering, identification of research problems and its implications to the real world Explains concepts of Io T communication protocols, intelligent sensors, statistics and exploratory data analytics, computational intelligence, machine learning, and Deep learning algorithms for betterment of the smarter humanity Explores intelligent data processing, deep learning frameworks, and multi-agent systems in Io T-enabled WSN system This book demonstrates and discovers the objectives, goals, challenges, and related solutions in advanced AI, ML, and DL approaches This book is for graduate students and academic researchers in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering, computer engineering, and information technology.