Prof. Aniket Mahanti — Research Profile
The University of Auckland · School of Computer Science
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Prof. Aniket Mahanti at The University of Auckland School of Computer Science lists Networking and communications, Cyberphysical systems and internet of things, Data management and data science, Cybersecurity and privacy, Distributed computing and systems software, Collaborative and social computing, Performance evaluation, Data engineering and data science, Data communications, Machine learning, Deep learning, Information and computing sciences, Artificial intelligence, Data and information privacy, Applied computing, Quantum information, computation and communication as their registered research area.
Research areas
Networking and communications, Cyberphysical systems and internet of things, Data management and data science, Cybersecurity and privacy, Distributed computing and systems software, Collaborative and social computing, Performance evaluation, Data engineering and data science, Data communications, Machine learning, Deep learning, Information and computing sciences, Artificial intelligence, Data and information privacy, Applied computing, Quantum information, computation and communication
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