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Integrated combined layer algorithm of jamming detection and classification in manet / Ahmad Yusri Dak by Dak, Ahmad Yusri

“…It involves development of Max-Min Rule-Based Classification Algorithm. The fourth stage is to design evaluation methodology of Max-Min Rule-Based Classification Algorithm using classifier model. …”
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ios Mobile Malware Deep Analysis And Classification For Social Media And Online Banking Exploitation by Muhammad ‘Afif Bin Husainiamer

Topic modelling analysis of depression therapy text: a preliminary study / Teh Faradilla Abdul Rahman ... [et al.] by Abdul Rahman, Teh Faradilla, Mohd Said, Raudzatul Fathiyah, Buja, Alya Geogiana, Mat Nayan, Norshita

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A comparative study on ant-colony algorithm and genetic algorithm for mobile robot planning. by Rajendran, Piraviendran, Othman, Muhaini

“…Focusing on routing optimization, the study evaluates Ant-Colony Optimization (ACO) and Genetic Algorithm (GA) in Mobile Robot Planning. …”
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Systematic Analysis on Mobile Botnet Detection Techniques Using Genetic Algorithm by Rahman, MZA, Madihah Mohd Saudi

“…A case study was carried out to reverse engineering the mobile botnet codes. …”

A coalition model for efficient indexing in wireless sensor network with random mobility / Hazem Jihad Ali Badarneh by Hazem Jihad , Ali Badarneh

“…The second evaluation divides into three scenarios. The first one evaluates Coalition-Based Index-Tree framework independently, without any effect from Dynamic-Coalition framework and Static-Coalition algorithm. …”
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Permission-based fault tolerant mutual exclusion algorithm for mobile Ad Hoc networks by Zarafshan, Faraneh

“…This method is then utilized as the basis of dynamic ancestral mutual exclusion algorithm for MANET which is named as MDA. This algorithm is presented and evaluated for different scenarios of mobility of nodes, failure, load and number of nodes. …”
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Performance comparison between genetic algorithm and ant colony optimization algorithm for mobile robot path planning in global static environment / Nohaidda Sariff by Sariff, Nohaidda

“…Subsequently, both algorithms were applied to the test environments. Finally, the performances of both algorithms were analyzed and evaluated based on the required criteria. …”
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Systematic analysis on mobile botnet detection techniques using genetic algorithm by Rahman M.Z.A., Madihah Mohd Saudi

Enhanced ontology-based text classification algorithm for structurally organized documents by Oleiwi, Suha Sahib

“…This research combines the ontology and text representation for classification by developing five algorithms. …”
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Design And Development Of Collision Avoidance Strategy For Differential Drive Mobile Robot by Ng, Sing Yee

“…In this work, it is shown that both algorithms provide good collision avoidance strategy with a maximum error of only 5cm.…”
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Classification for large number of variables with two imbalanced groups by Ahmad Hakiim, Jamaluddin

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An adaptive ant colony optimization algorithm for rule-based classification by Al-Behadili, Hayder Naser Khraibet

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Text Extraction Algorithm for Web Text Classification by Theab, Mustafa Muwafak

“…This study provides a text extraction algorithm for web text classification. …”
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Effectiveness of mobile agent for query retrieval by Selamat, Ali, Omatu, Sigeru, Yanagimoto, Hidekazu, Fujinaka, Toru, Yoshioka, Michifumi

“…The main advantage of the MaSS is to reduce the time for searching and retrieving information as it is done in the off-line case compared to the on-line case. …”
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An automated approach to elicit and validate security requirements of mobile application by Yusop, Noorrezam

“…Mobile phone usage has continued to rise,and it is becoming more convenient for users to use mobile applications for booking hotels,conducting online transaction and online payment.In this case,secured applications are required to increase the confidence among mobile users.In order to achieve correct secure application,a correct security requirements needs to be elicited and defined.Additionally,it is also crucial for security requirements of mobile apps to fulfill basic quality attributes such as correct,consistent and complete (3Cs).However,few problems are found in eliciting security requirements for mobile apps.Firstly, most requirements engineers (RE) are identified to have less knowledge and understanding of security requirements attributes,leading to the failure of implementing the 3Cs of security requirements.Secondly,most of the elicitation and the validation of security requirements are conducted at the later stage of the development and leads to poor quality security requirements implementation which might resulted to project failure.Motivated from these problems,the objectives of this thesis are three-folds; 1) To analyze the security requirements for mobile apps, 2) To propose an approach to elicit and end-to-end validation of security requirement,and 3)To evaluate the efficacy in term of correctness and performance as well as usability of the approach.This thesis proposes a new automated approach to assist the elicitation and validation of security requirements.Here an automated tool support called MobiMEReq is also developed.For this, we have adopted Test Driven Development (TDD) methodology with semi-formalized models:i) Essential Use Cases (EUCs) and ii) Essential User Interface (EUI).We then divided our approach into two parts:1)Elicitation and 2)End-to-end validation security requirements.Further,we have developed pattern libraries to assist on the correct elicitation and validation.They are mobile Security attributes pattern library and mobile security pattern library.Then,we have constructed a new algorithm using fuzzy logic to assist on the prioritization of the test for better performance of validation.Finally,a comprehensive evaluation of the approach,comprising experiments of correctness test and usability test were conducted.Here,we have also evaluated the feedback from the industry experts especially on the usability of the automated approach and tool support.In summary,the findings of the evaluations show that our approach is able to contribute to the body of knowledge of mobile security requirements engineering especially in enhancing the performance and correctness level of security attribute elicitation and its usability for end-to-end elicitation and validation.It is found that the approach able to enhance the correctness level of the elicited security attribute compared to the manual approach,and produce correct generation of test.Then,the results of the usability test by the novice and experts show that the approach is useful in eliciting and validating security requirements at the early stage of application development and is able to ease the elicitation and validation process of security requirements of mobile apps.…”
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Centre based evolving clustering framework with extended mobility features for vehicular ad-hoc networks by Talib, Mohammed Saad

“…Moreover, relying on the non-valid assumptions such as the nature of the spherical cluster and the pre-knowledge about the number of clusters may not be feasible in many cases. In addition, most of VANETs clustering approaches use simple evaluation methodology where most of the approaches disregard a significant issue in the evaluation methodology. …”
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An improved pixel-based and region-based approach for urban growth classification algorithms / Nur Laila Ab Ghani by Ab Ghani, Nur Laila

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Comparative analysis of text classification algorithms for automated labelling of quranic verses by Adeleke, Abdullah, Samsudin, Noor Azah, Mustapha, Aida, Mohd Nawi, Nazri

“…In this paper, we propose to automate the labelling task of the Quranic verse using text classification algorithms. We applied three text classification algorithms namely, k-Nearest Neighbour, Support Vector Machine, and Naïve Bayes in automating the labelling procedure. …”
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An extended oversampling method for imbalanced Quranic text classification based on a genetic algorithm by Arkok, Bassam, Zeki, Akram M., Othman, Roslina, Aborujilah, Abdulaziz

“…However, the process of Quranic text classification is not without its challenges. …”
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