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    The document provides 32 references related to research on using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring and healthcare applications. The references cover topics such as using IoT and fog computing for ECG feature extraction, developing low-cost IoT systems for multi-patient ECG monitoring, implementing data compression schemes to reduce power consumption in wireless ECG sensors, and developing mobile and cloud-based platforms for remote ECG monitoring. Many of the references discuss designing IoT-based systems and devices for continuous, real-time ECG monitoring as well as algorithms for ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection.

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    The document provides 32 references related to research on using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring and healthcare applications. The references cover topics such as using IoT and fog computing for ECG feature extraction, developing low-cost IoT systems for multi-patient ECG monitoring, implementing data compression schemes to reduce power consumption in wireless ECG sensors, and developing mobile and cloud-based platforms for remote ECG monitoring. Many of the references discuss designing IoT-based systems and devices for continuous, real-time ECG monitoring as well as algorithms for ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection.

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    The document provides 32 references related to research on using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring and healthcare applications. The references cover topics such as using IoT and fog computing for ECG feature extraction, developing low-cost IoT systems for multi-patient ECG monitoring, implementing data compression schemes to reduce power consumption in wireless ECG sensors, and developing mobile and cloud-based platforms for remote ECG monitoring. Many of the references discuss designing IoT-based systems and devices for continuous, real-time ECG monitoring as well as algorithms for ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection.

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    The document provides 32 references related to research on using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring and healthcare applications. The references cover topics such as using IoT and fog computing for ECG feature extraction, developing low-cost IoT systems for multi-patient ECG monitoring, implementing data compression schemes to reduce power consumption in wireless ECG sensors, and developing mobile and cloud-based platforms for remote ECG monitoring. Many of the references discuss designing IoT-based systems and devices for continuous, real-time ECG monitoring as well as algorithms for ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection.

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