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Smart home energy management requires low-cost, accurate indoor temperature monitoring methods.

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Environment and IoT Sensing

Smart home energy management requires low-cost, accurate indoor temperature monitoring methods.

UbiComp '22Phone-based Ambient Temperature Measurement with a New Confidence-based Truth Inference Model

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