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2 Chapter 3ssss1ssss1Figure 3.3 Architecture of SCADA.Figure 3.4 Smart grid conceptual model.Figure 3.5 Smart grid security.Figure 3.6 Classification of IoT-aided smart grid.Figure 3.7 Advanced metering infrastructure.
3 Chapter 4Figure 4.1 Working of IIoT.Figure 4.2 Big data analytics with IoT.Figure 4.3 Types of ML.Figure 4.4 Supervised and unsupervised learning.Figure 4.5 Reinforcement learning.Figure 4.6 Disaster lifecycle.
4 Chapter 5Figure 5.1 Construction of biological neuron.Figure 5.2 McCulloch-Pitts model.Figure 5.3 Multi-layer perceptron structure.Figure 5.4 A two-layered network.Figure 5.5 A recurrent network.Figure 5.6 AND network.Figure 5.7 OR network.Figure 5.8 XOR network.
5 Chapter 6Figure 6.1 Schematic of single patch on textile substrate [34].Figure 6.2 Side view of the five-layer model [34].Figure 6.3 The antenna geometry with MTM cells [36].Figure 6.4 Antenna design with partial ground: (a) front view; (b) back view.Figure 6.5 Logo-based tracking system [38].Figure 6.6 Antenna with EBG structure [41].Figure 6.7 Reconfigurable Antenna of O-shape: (a) OFF; (b) ON [43].Figure 6.8 UHF RFID tag antenna design [45].Figure 6.9 UHF RFID tag read range measurements vs. frequency [45].Figure 6.10 Gain, efficiency vs. frequency for Zelt antenna [46].Figure 6.11 Wearable fractal antenna with different iterations: (a) 0th; (b) 1st...Figure 6.12 Wearable fractal antenna with iterations: (a) 0th; (b) 1st; and (c) ...Figure 6.13 The embroidered Sierpinski carpet antenna: (a) substrate material; (...