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The recent technological developments offer us a new generation of systems known as cyber-physical systems (CPSs). The emergence of CPSs introduces specialized networking and communication strategy, information technology, integrating them with physical world which enables the advancement of a new vision for the social facilities. A CPS is the integration of computation, communication, control, learning, and reasoning with physical processes. CPSs cannot be considered as conventional real-time systems or embedded systems. There are several features that exist in CPSs which make it different from other systems such as dynamically reconfigurable, fully automation, auto-assembly, and integration

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    A perfect modeling for such architectures is known to be infeasible [61].

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Khan, T.A., Tairin, S., Naznin, M., Bhuyian, M., Al Islam, A. . .A. (2020). Advanced Communications in Cyber-Physical Systems. In: Hu, S., Yu, B. (eds) Big Data Analytics for Cyber-Physical Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43494-6_3

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