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Theoretical and Applied Information Technology
February 2025 | Vol. 102
No.3 |
Title: |
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS OF SEWERAGE NETWORKS IN KARBALA, IRAQ FOR FLOOD
MONITORING USING SMART SENSORS AND GIS |
Author: |
IHSAN KADHIM ABED, FADI HAGE CHEHADE, ZAID FARHOOD MAKKI |
Abstract: |
Floods in urban areas pose major challenges to infrastructure, especially in
third world countries. The sewage network in Karbala, Iraq, faces recurring
difficulties and problems from floods, especially in the rainy season, taking
into account the large population density in Karbala. The design of the sewage
network does not meet the need for this. This study came to build a model based
on one of the artificial intelligence techniques, which is machine learning
through Support Vector Machines (SVM) to analyze data coming from smart sensors
and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The classification that links variable
weights is used according to the data coming from the sensors to enhance the
work of the classifier and obtain a classification accuracy of up to 89.7% in
real time. Enhancing smart decision-making is the most important stage in
improving and building sewage networks, which are the basis of urban cities and
their planning. In the future, the deep learning mechanism can be combined with
machine learning to reach more accurate predictions and faster data analysis. |
Keywords: |
Sewage network; Smart sensors; SVM; GIS; Machine Learning; Flood Monitoring. |
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THE SCALABLE REVERSIBLE RANDOMIZATION ALGORITHM (SRRA) FOR BETTER PRIVACY
PRESERVATION, IMPROVED FEATURE SELECTION STABILITY, AND HIGHER ACCURACY IN BIG
DATA ANALYTICS |
Author: |
MOHANA CHELVAN P, Dr. RAJAVARMAN V N |
Abstract: |
In todays knowledge economy, every organization uses the enormous accumulated
data for their development of business as well as for enhancing customer
relationship management. However, most of the data produced is unstructured and
semi-structured and comprises customers' private data. Data analysis is mostly
done by a third party to get insights and hidden patterns or information.
Preserving the individual’s privacy is vital for organizations before analysing
it for pattern mining. Because of the proliferation of electronic gadgets and
technological progressions, the dimension of the collected dataset increases
into the high dimensional dataset. This will lead to feature selection, which is
a vital preprocessing step for big data analytics as a dimensionality reduction
technique. Previously, researchers believed that the stability of feature
selection depends generally on the algorithm but recently confirmed by
scientists it depends on the dataset’s statistical characteristics. Unstable
feature selection results confuse researchers' minds about their research
conclusions as the selection stability positively correlated with accuracy.
Privacy preservation will disturb the statistical characteristics of a dataset,
which will impact the stability of feature selection and accuracy. Hence,
privacy conserving big data analytics techniques should protect the sensitive
data of individuals with better stability of feature selection and accuracy. The
research paper evaluates the methods of privacy conserving big data analytics
and recommends a new reversible privacy conserving algorithm called Scalable
Reversible Randomization Algorithm (SRRA). |
Keywords: |
Big Data, Data Analytics, Privacy Preservation, Feature Selection, Feature
Selection Stability |
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IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES THROUGH THE USE OF MOBILE
APPLICATIONS |
Author: |
SOLMAZ ALASGAROVA, SVITLANA MUDRA, ANASTASIIA VITCHENKO, YURIY SOBKOV, DMYTRO
CHYSTIAK |
Abstract: |
Aim. The aim of the research is to analyse the effectiveness of specialized
mobile applications in foreign language learning. Methods. The research employed
the method of monitoring higher school students’ academic performance, the
Vocabulary Test, the Vocabulary Confidence Scale, and the method of expert
evaluations. Statistical processing of the obtained data was carried out using
Student’s t-test, and correlation analysis. The reliability of the methods was
tested by using the Cronbach’s alpha. Results. The experimental group (EG)
participants had higher mean scores for all research methods than the control
group (CG) participants. The difference between the two groups was statistically
significant for language competence (t = -2.78, p < 0.01), cultural sensitivity
(t = -3.12, p < 0.01), adaptability (t = -2.45, p < 0.05), and communication
effectiveness (t = -2.08, p < 0.05). The mean VCS score for the EG (81.3) was
higher than for the CG (75.2). The difference between the two groups was
statistically significant (t = -2.34, p < 0.05). Conclusions. The obtained
results testify to the positive role of the use of mobile applications in
improving the quality of foreign language learning. Prospects. Further research
can be focused on studying the impact of different types of mobile applications
on foreign language learning in order to determine the most effective methods. |
Keywords: |
Educational Environment, Foreign Language Competencies, Virtualization,
Digitalization of Education, Specialized Mobile Application |
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SMARTSCAN: A COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR EFFICIENT AND OPTIMIZED FORMAL
VERIFICATION OF COMPLEX BLOCKCHAIN SMART CONTRACTS |
Author: |
G.SOWMYA, DR.R.SRIDEVI |
Abstract: |
Smart contracts are gaining popularity as blockchain technology, and its uses
continue to develop rapidly. Smart contracts are necessary to enforce real-time
contracts in Blockchain systems. It is essential to thoroughly verify both
simple and complex smart contracts since inconsistencies could lead to issues
like the inability to deliver the required services. Existing tools like
SmartCheck can automatically verify the correctness of smart contracts. However,
a more complete solution that ensures the accuracy of smart contracts and
considers security concerns is needed. In this study, we propose SmartScan, an
efficient and optimal framework for formally verifying complex blockchain smart
contracts. SmartScan uses a hybrid methodology that includes formal approaches,
optimized heuristics, static analysis, and an optimized verification process to
find weaknesses and inconsistencies in smart contracts. SmartScan's architecture
aims to be robust to complex relationships and many interconnected parts.
SmartScan streamlines the verification process by lowering its temporal and
computational complexity. More importantly, it can validate the smart contracts
of large-scale blockchain applications due to its scalable architecture. It
manages the life cycle of smart contracts and can be extended to interface with
other apps. Several algorithms in SmartScan aid in realizing the underlying
architecture so that its primary functions can be accomplished. In terms of
computer complexity, temporal complexity, and the ability to detect flaws and
irregularities in simple and sophisticated smart contracts, SmartScan
outperforms many currently used approaches, per an objective analysis using the
DeFiLending case study. As a result, SmartScan is more than just a tool; it is a
scalable and effective solution that can be incorporated into already-existing
applications that deal with the life cycle of smart contracts and blockchain
application development. |
Keywords: |
Smart Contracts Verification, Blockchain Technology, Blockchain Applications,
Formal Verification, Smart Contact Life Cycle |
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TRANSFORMING MACHINE TRANSLATION FOR ISOLATING LANGUAGES WITH MULTI-SOURCE
NEURAL MODEL |
Author: |
NGUYEN NGOC LAN, TRINH BAO NGOC, LE PHUONG THAO, NGUYEN THANH CONG, LE MANH
TOAN, , TRAN DINH DIEN, BUI PHAN TUE ANH, VUONG THI VAN, NGUYEN NHAT TRANG,
NGUYEN TIEN THANH |
Abstract: |
Recent advancements in Artificial intelligence (AI) and Deep learning have
facilitated the rapid development of machine translation technologies, among
them, Neural machine translation (NMT) models have demonstrated impressive
performance, especially in handling multiple language pairs. However, due to
their complexity and lack of appropriate data, contemporary NMT models still
have a lot of challenges when applied to isolated languages, despite their great
accomplishments. This paper proposes a multi-source neural model that employs
two different encoders to process both the source word sequence and the
linguistic feature sequences of isolating languages. Unlike traditional NMT
models, this approach improves the encoders’ input embeddings by incorporating a
second encoder that integrates the linguistic elements, including part-of-speech
(POS) tags and lemma. To enhance the source sentence's context representation,
this article combines the encoders' conditional data with the outputs of the
decoders using a serial combination technique. In this way, different metrics
such as METEOR and BLEU are examined to assess the suggested model's precision
of translation. Experimental results indicate that our methodology works
efficiently for isolating language translation, as evidenced by the improvement
of +3.9 BLEU and +3.2 METEOR scores on translation tasks conventional NMT models
perform. This highlights a significant advancement in integrating linguistic
features to enhance translation accuracy for isolating languages. |
Keywords: |
Artificial Intelligence, Neural Machine Translation, Linguistic Features,
Isolated Language, BLEU, METEOR |
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Title: |
FACTORS INFLUENCING RECOMMENDER SYSTEM EFFECTIVITY ON CONTINUANCE USAGE
INTENTION IN INDONESIAN E-COMMERCE USER |
Author: |
RICHARD ADRIAN YUDHISTIRA , GUNAWAN WANG |
Abstract: |
As global market demand grows, e-commerce platforms face an increasingly
competitive environment and an ever-rising deluge of data. To sustain their
operations and improve customer experience, several of these platforms have
incorporated services to assist customers in sifting through mounds of
information. One of these services is Recommendation System (RS), an algorithm
designed to offer personalized suggestions tailored to a consumer's preference.
The study intends to explore which RS factor which has the most influence on its
performance and effectivity in the Indonesian e-commerce environment, one of the
biggest e-commerce economies in the region. The RS factors analyzed includes:
Diversity of Suggestions, Suggestion Accuracy, Suggestion Novelty, and
Recommendation Quality, alongside sociological factors such as Usage Attitude,
Familiarity, Trust, and Satisfaction. This study uses a modified Technology
Acceptance Model (TAM) model to study the correlations between these factors,
customer usage attitude, and their subsequent Continuance Usage Intention. The
data is collected through questionnaires distributed to a minimum of 106 Jakarta
residents, given the region’s high concentration of e-commerce users. Results
show that RS quality is driven by Accuracy, Novelty, and Diversity, with
Accuracy yielding the highest influence. Higher RS quality then positively
affect both the user’s Usage Attitude and Trust, while Usage Attitude boosts
User Satisfaction, all of which increases the user’s continued usage intention.
However, Perceived Usefulness yields a stronger impact on Usage Attitude than
Recommendation Quality and Perceived Ease of Use, indicating that the system’s
practical utility yields more impact on user perception than usability or
technical quality. Future RS development should focus on increasing
long-term use by improving customer satisfaction through increased system
usability and RS accuracy, supported to a lesser extent by features that bolster
user trust and familiarity. These findings offer insight on optimizing RS
designs and fostering continued engagement in Indonesia’s e-commerce landscape. |
Keywords: |
Artificial Intelligence, Recommendation System, E-Commerce, Customer Continuance
Usage Intention, Recommendation Quality. |
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THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR FINDING REGULAR EXPRESSIONS IN DOCUMENT DATABASES |
Author: |
KOTESWARA RAO KODEPOGU, MOLIGI SANGEETHA, RAVI UYYALA, 4CHALLAPALLI SUJANA,
NARESH VURUKONDA, DR. SIVUDU MACHERLA, CHETLA CHANDRA MOHAN |
Abstract: |
Considering a list of n strings with a maximum length of k, where l is the
longest string. The goal is to use as few regular expressions as possible to
cover the strings (r1, r2, r3……………..,rm for m≥1) so that: a) Every text in the
database meets at least one ri and b) Any string "X" of length at most K
satisfying r1+r2+r3+And so on.The distance between a string "y" in the database
and +rm is at most p, where "p" is a specified constant parameter. We presume
that the database is in the form of B+ tree. We begin with leaf nodes and gather
all of the database's longest strings. The goal of the paper is to create a
process for detecting regular expressions in databases that is comparable to
that for Boolean formulae (in DNF or CNF), where function values and don't care
words are supplied. |
Keywords: |
CNF, DNF, Document, Databases, Effective Method. |
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YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE V7 SALVAGING AND GARBAGE CATALOGUING CENTERED ASSISTANT |
Author: |
DR LALITHA KUMARI GADDALA, MARLA MURALI SAI VENKATA REDDY, MYNENI BHAAVAN, KAZA
SIVA NAGA UDAY KIRAN, MAHESWARAM JEJI CHANDRA SEKHAR, YALAMANCHILI SUREKHA |
Abstract: |
The ever-growing global population has heightened resource consumption and waste
generation, emphasizing the urgent need for effective waste management to
safeguard the environment. Unfortunately, the recycling industry grapples with
persistent challenges, primarily in the realm of accurate trash classification,
a critical factor for successful recycling. Manual sorting, often prone to
errors due to subjective human judgment, hampers the recycling process,
contributing to inefficiencies. Furthermore, the inherent risks associated with
direct contact during the sorting of hazardous materials pose serious health
concerns for the workers involved. In response to these challenges, we propose a
revolutionary solution: the Trash Classification and Recycling Assistant
utilizing YOLO variants V5-V7. This system, rooted in image classification
techniques, seeks to elevate the precision of trash sorting. Notably, YOLO
variant V7 emerges as the frontrunner, showcasing remarkable accuracy
improvements. By harnessing the capabilities of advanced technology, this
innovative approach not only streamlines waste sorting processes but also
mitigates health risks linked to manual handling of toxic materials. The
integration of YOLO variants V5-V7 represents a pivotal step towards ushering in
a new era of efficiency and accuracy in recycling practices, thus significantly
contributing to the overarching goal of environmental sustainability. |
Keywords: |
Trash Classification and Recycling, YOLO Variants, Trash Sorting, Waste Sorting
Processes, Toxic Materials. |
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THE EFFECT OF XBRL ADOPTION, DISCLOSURE QUALITY, FIRM SIZE, AND STOCK TRADING
VOLUME ON INFORMATION ASYMMETRY |
Author: |
SILVIA DEWIYANTI , TUBAGUS ISMAIL , LIA UZLIAWATI , HELMI YAZID |
Abstract: |
This study investigates the impact of XBRL adoption, disclosure quality, firm
size, and stock trading volume on information asymmetry. The research employs
purposive sampling on 24 companies listed in the LQ45 index on the IDX from 2017
to 2020. Using quantitative methods and multiple linear regression models, the
study finds that XBRL adoption and disclosure quality significantly affect
information asymmetry, while firm size and stock trading volume do not. These
findings highlight the critical role of technological adoption and transparency
in reducing informational disparities in capital markets |
Keywords: |
Information Asymmetry, XBRL, Disclosure Quality, Firm Size, Stock Trading Volume |
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Title: |
EXPLAINABLE MACHINE LEARNING FOR TEXT CLASSIFICATION: A NOVEL APPROACH TO
TRANSPARENCY AND INTERPRETABILITY |
Author: |
Dr. MOHAMMED ABDUL WAJEED , Dr. KHAJA MIZBAHUDDIN QUADRY , Dr. MOKSUD ALAM
MALLIK , Dr. K. RAJESH KHANNA |
Abstract: |
The increasing use of machine learning (ML) models for text classification has
sparked debates about their interpretability and transparency. Despite their
exceptional performance in applications like sentiment analysis, spam detection,
and topic categorization, the often-obscure nature of ML models presents
challenges for users seeking to understand the decision-making process.
Explainable Machine Learning (XML) aims to tackle these issues by offering
human-comprehensible explanations of model outputs, thereby building trust and
enabling improved decision-making in critical sectors such as healthcare, legal,
and finance. This study offers a thorough examination of XML techniques applied
to text classification models, encompassing attention mechanisms, feature
importance methods, and post-hoc interpretability frameworks like LIME and SHAP.
Furthermore, we assess these techniques in terms of their capacity to enhance
model transparency, weighing the trade-offs between interpretability and
performance. The research also delves into the future trajectory of XML in text
classification, including the incorporation of user-focused explanations and
regulatory requirements for AI transparency. Our results indicate that
explainability not only enhances model trustworthiness but also aids in
identifying model biases and enhancing overall performance. |
Keywords: |
Five Machine learning, Text Classification, Explainable Machine Learning. LIME,
SHAP etc. |
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TRUST-ENHANCED SECURE CLUSTER ROUTING IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS USING A
MODIFIED MOTH FLAME OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM |
Author: |
SOWMYASHREE M S ,SARITHA I G , NAVEEN I G , SHASHIBHUSHAN G |
Abstract: |
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are self-organizing systems composed of numerous
small sensor nodes used to monitor and track various applications across
extensive areas. In the context of healthcare, wireless sensor networks can play
a crucial role by continuously monitoring patients' vital signs and ensuring
timely data transmission to medical professionals. Despite their usefulness,
WSNs face significant challenges related to energy consumption and security due
to their open and limited resources. Implementing a Trust-based Modified Moth
Flame Optimization (T-MMFO) algorithm in healthcare WSNs can help select secure
and efficient routes for data transmission, thereby improving the overall
reliability and longevity of the network. This enhanced security and energy
efficiency ensure that critical health data is transmitted accurately and
promptly, supporting better patient outcomes and more efficient healthcare
delivery. The algorithm's performance was evaluated based on Packet Delivery
Ratio (PDR), energy consumption, delay, and throughput. The results showed that
T-MMFOA achieved a high PDR of 98.5% and 95.7% for networks with 200 and 400
nodes, respectively, outperforming existing methods like Fuzzy Grey Wolf
Optimization (F-GWO), Quality of Service-aware Multipath Routing (QMR), Improved
Duck and Traveller Optimization Multi-Hop Routing (IDTOMHR), and Quantum
Behaviour and Gaussian Mutation Archimedes Optimization Algorithm (QGAOA) |
Keywords: |
Wireless Cluster-based Sensor Routing, Network Trust-based Modified Moth Flame
Optimization, Malicious Attacks, Security. |
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AN IMPROVEMENT OF METHOD FOR DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT BASED ON PROCEDURES IN THE
GAME "LOST LABYRINTHS: ROGUE’S ODYSSEY" |
Author: |
HANDRIZAL, JOS TIMANTA TARIGAN, HERRIYANCE, MUHAMMAD RAIHANDI JAMAL RITONGA |
Abstract: |
The 2D platformer genre enjoys widespread popularity within the video game
industry due to its engaging and enjoyable gameplay. However, maintaining an
optimal difficulty level for players of varying skill levels presents a
significant challenge for developers. This study investigates the implementation
of a dynamic difficulty adjustment system within "Lost Labyrinths: Rogue's
Odyssey," a 2D action platformer utilizing procedural content generation (PCG)
for level design. Initial research identified key challenges, including
maintaining consistent difficulty and ensuring long-term player engagement. To
address these, a dynamic difficulty adjustment system was integrated alongside
new game mechanics. Player feedback on an "Expert" game mode incorporating this
system was collected. Results demonstrated the effectiveness of the dynamic
difficulty adjustment system, with players expressing high satisfaction with the
"Expert" mode. Features such as the "Fog of War" significantly enhanced the
challenge and suspense, providing a more immersive and rewarding gameplay
experience. This study highlights the potential of dynamic difficulty adjustment
to significantly enhance the quality and player experience in 2D platformer
games, offering a compelling solution for maintaining player engagement and
extending game longevity. |
Keywords: |
Difficulty Adjustment, Fog of War, Expert Mode, Game 2D Platformer, Lost
Labyrinths: Rogue’s Odessey |
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ADVANCEMENTS IN PNEUMONIA ANALYSIS AND DIAGNOSIS THROUGH MACHINE LEARNING AND
DEEP LEARNING: TOWARDS EARLY DETECTION AND CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT |
Author: |
SHAIK SIKINDAR , CH V RAGHAVENDRAN , G. MADHAVI |
Abstract: |
Pneumonia is a dangerous lung infection that can cause major morbidity and
mortality globally. Numerous pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungus,
are to blame. An early and precise diagnosis is necessary in order to treat and
control the illness effectively. The goal of this research is to increase
diagnostic accuracy and support clinical decision-making by utilizing deep
learning improvements in pneumonia analysis and diagnosis to improve the
performance of healthcare systems. Enhancing diagnostic precision, enabling
early detection, integrating multi-modal data sources, improving model
explainability, offering real-time decision support, and facilitating
pre-emptive prediction and monitoring are the main goals of this project. In
order to efficiently integrate data from various sources, the suggested approach
consists of three comprehensive steps: data collection and pre-processing, early
detection model creation, and feature fusion mechanism implementation. In order
to tackle the issue of interpretability in the model, critical regions impacting
the algorithm's decisions will be highlighted in heatmaps created using methods
like Grad-CAM. Techniques for model acceleration and quantization will be used
to lower computing needs and enable real-time applications. In order to provide
prompt and accurate diagnoses, predictive models will be developed to assess the
patient's information, such as their vital signs, medical background, and
imaging findings. The designed systems' dependability and effectiveness will be
confirmed by thorough model evaluation and validation, which will be followed by
deployment and clinical validation in actual environments. This research intends
to greatly improve pneumonia detection and diagnosis by utilizing these deep
learning breakthroughs, ultimately leading to more effective and efficient
healthcare delivery. |
Keywords: |
Deep Learning in Healthcare, Pneumonia Diagnosis, Medical Image Analysis,
Grad-CAM, Data Science in Healthcare. |
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THE IMPACT OF DIGITALIZATION AND E-GOVERNANCE ON TRANSFORMATION OF STATE
MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS OF THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT |
Author: |
MYKHAILO GAZUDA, NATALIYA TYUKHTENKO, IRYNA LOMACHYNSKA, MYKOLA DUNAI,
VIACHESLAV VERNYDUB, ROMAN BABICH |
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In the article, theoretical aspects of transformation of existing state
management mechanisms of the regional development within digitalization and
e-governance of the economy and society are researched. Priority directions to
ensure effective state management mechanisms of the regional development in the
conditions of the digital economy formation are substantiated. Definition of the
concept of “digital transformation of state management mechanisms of the
regional development” is proposed. Problems of transformation of regional
management mechanisms under the digitalization impact are identified. Priority
directions to carry out digital technologies by forming state management
mechanisms of the regional development are considered, depending on the stages
by formation of the digital society and potential of the regional
digitalization. Current state of the regional digital transformation is
analyzed. Formation of regional mechanisms management within digital
transformations is proposed, architecture of the mechanism and results of its
implementation are considered. |
Keywords: |
State Administration, E-Governance, Electronic Services, Mechanism, Region,
Regional Administration, Digital Economy, Digital Technologies, Digitalization,
Nation Security. |
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THE REALITY OF MEDIA TRAINING IN JORDANIAN SATELLITE CHANNELS IN LIGHT OF THE
DEVELOPMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL - A FIELD STUDY |
Author: |
SADDAM SULEIMAN SALMAN ALMASHAQBEH |
Abstract: |
The research aims to identify the reality of media training in Jordanian
satellite channels from the point of view of technical cadres. The research
population consisted of technical cadres working in governmental and private
Jordanian satellite channels. The survey method was adopted by following the
survey method on a simple random sample of (66) individuals from the community,
using a questionnaire to collect data and information. The results showed that
no one had taken a course on artificial intelligence tools. Also, it was
revealed that 18% of the technical personnel working on satellite channels did
not undergo any training courses during the last five years, while 7.5%
underwent a high number of training courses if highlighted. The obstacles that
hinder the qualification of technical personnel working in Jordanian satellite
channels are that “the course topics are stereotypical and repetitive,” then the
obstacles related “the lack of well-thought-out training plans in the television
channels,” followed by those related to the training course times that do not
suit the work conditions and pressures.” The researcher suggests involving
technical cadres in identifying their training needs and establishing training
centers in Jordanian satellite channels. |
Keywords: |
Media Training, Jordanian Satellite Channels, Technical Personnel, Artificial
Intelligence, Media. |
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AI- POWERED DIAGNOSIS: REVOLUTIONIZING HEALTHCARE WITH NEURAL NETWORKS |
Author: |
S PHANI PRAVEEN , PERURI VENKATA ANUSHA , RAMESH BABU AKARAPU , SREENATH
KOCHARLA , KIRAN KUMAR REDDY PENUBAKA , VAHIDUDDIN SHARIFF , DESHINTA ARROVA
DEWI |
Abstract: |
This paper discusses the development and evaluation of an AI-powered diagnostic
system that utilizes deep learning techniques, such as neural networks, to
improve the accuracy of diagnosis in healthcare. The proposed method includes
several stages: data collection, preprocessing, neural network training,
diagnosis generation, and result evaluation. Medical data, including imaging,
patient history, and diagnostic reports, are gathered from diverse sources to
ensure comprehensive input for the system. Preprocessing techniques involved
normalization, transformation, and augmentation of the raw data to prepare them
for training. The labeled datasets trained a neural network, in this case a
Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for images, to learn patterns regarding
diseases. When the system is trained, it diagnoses new patients with decision
thresholding to be applied at the output level to give high confidence on
predictions. This comparison of the system with human doctors proves to be more
rigorous, with higher accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Moreover, it
infers faster and even in the presence of noisy or missing data, exhibits robust
performance. The outcomes demonstrate that AI models may have a great potential
in enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of diagnostics in healthcare, which
positions them as an asset in clinical decision-making. |
Keywords: |
Healthcare, Neural Networks, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Ai-Powered
Diagnostic System |
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PRIVACY-PRESERVING AND EFFICIENT DATA SHARING FOR BLOCKCHAIN-BASED INTELLIGENT
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS WITH INTERNET OF VEHICLES (IOV) |
Author: |
SHAIK MOHAMMAD RAFI, Dr. R. YOGESH RAJ KUMAR |
Abstract: |
Recent years have witnessed the development and adoption of blockchain
technology in intelligent transportation systems (ITS) because of its
authenticity and traceability. However, increasing ITS devices imposes grand
challenges in privacy-preserving and efficient data sharing. Recent research has
demonstrated that integrating searchable symmetric encryption in blockchain
enables privacy-preserving data sharing among ITS devices. However, existing
solutions focus only on single-keyword searches over encrypted ITS data on the
blockchain and suffer from privacy and efficiency issues when extended to
multi-keyword scenarios. This work proposes a bloom filter-based multi-keyword
search protocol for ITS data with enhanced efficiency and privacy preservation. We
design a bloom filter to select a low-frequency keyword from the multiple
keywords input by the ITS data owner. The low-frequency keyword can filter out a
large portion of the ITS data from the search result, thus significantly reducing
the computational cost. Furthermore, each identifier-keyword pair is attached
with a pseudorandom tag that enables the completion of a search operation in
only one round. To make changes in ITS data, include protocols for dynamic data
updates, including addition and deletion, to the proposed system. Vehicle nodes'
anonymity, data ownership, and secure communication during voting are supported
by the blockchain foundation. The protocols allow for a fast, scalable, and
privacy-preserving multi-keyword search for blockchain-based ITS, according to a
comprehensive performance test. To ensure anonymity, traceability, and
unlinkability of data sharing among vehicles. A comprehensive performance
evaluation of the protocols was conducted. |
Keywords: |
Blockchain, Privacy-Preserving, Data Sharing, Intelligent Transportation Systems
(ITS). Internet Of Vehicles (IOV). |
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HYBRIDHEARTGAN: A GAN-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR CROSS-DOMAIN WHOLE HEART SEGMENTATION
FROM MRI TO CT |
Author: |
ANUSHA KOTTE, DR. V. KAMAKSHI PRASAD |
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Whole heart segmentation is critical to cardiology because it allows accurate
diagnosis and treatment planning. Nevertheless, due to the differences in
contrast, resolution, and noise between imaging modalities, existing methods can
often not generalize to modalities such as MRI and CT. Although traditional
architectures like U-Net perform well in a single domain, they fail to
generalize due to domain shifts. Although domain adaptation models like CycleGAN
improve some properties, they trade boundary accuracy and fine anatomical
details. This backdrop of cross-domain segmentation presents these challenges
and motivates the need for a more comprehensive framework. We present
HybridHeartGAN, a proposed GAN approach composed of a Hybrid 3D U-Net generator
and a CNN-based discriminator that helps to reconcile domain discrepancies and
produces segmentation masks that are inferably anatomically plausible. It
combines Dice loss and adversarial loss to adversarially train a segmentation
network that makes both an accurate segmentation and a realistic mask. A
sequential training process periodically updates the generator and
discriminator, ensuring convergence and preventing overfitting for DS
conditions. Validation of the framework on MRI and CT datasets revealed DSC
91.2% for MRI and 89.7% for CT, excelling in state-of-the-art methods. Its
property of handling domain shifts enables multi-modal medical image
segmentation via HybridHeartGAN. |
Keywords: |
HybridHeartGAN, Cross-Domain Segmentation, Whole Heart Segmentation, Generative
Adversarial Networks (GANs), Multi-Modal Medical Imaging |
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DOES DATASET SPLITTING IMPACT ARABIC TEXT CLASSIFICATION MORE THAN
PREPROCESSING? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS IN BIG DATA ANALYTICS |
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BOUMEDYEN SHANNAQ |
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Text classification in Arabic faces numerous challenges because of the difficult
structure of Arabic morphology and the absence of agreement about dataset
preparation methods and splitting techniques. Research studies mostly examine
feature engineering and preprocessing techniques yet fail to investigate
properly the relationship between dataset splitting proportions and
classification results. Research analyzes how the ratios between training and
testing datasets (10%-90%, 20%-80% and 30%-70%) affect classification outcomes
together with normalization, stop word filtering before stem, and tokenize
operations. Numerous evaluation tests are conducted using 111,728 documents
extracted from three Arabic newspapers that cover topics related to sports,
politics and culture, economy, and diversity. The evaluation includes six
machine-learning algorithms which are Random Forest, Support Vector Machine
(SVM), Logistic Regression, Naïve Bayes, K-Neighbors, and Decision Tree. The
analysis shows that dividing the dataset impacts model performance more
extensively than applying preprocessing to datasets especially when operating on
large test sets. The application of genetic preprocessing resulted in minor
accuracy enhancements for the Decision Tree model at +2.30% while it produced
precision gains of +2.48% but SVM achieved only +0.64% sensitivity improvement
through normalization techniques. Stemming and tokenization delivered the best
preprocessing results because Arabic possesses numerous morphological forms. The
data shows trained accuracy depends on well-managed training/testing splits,
which creates an important contradiction regarding traditional preprocessing
methods. This analysis adds meaningful value to Arabic text classification
research by demonstrating quantitative data about the effect of dataset division
techniques through practical recommendations for enhancing classification
performance in big data analytics. The research results possess relevant
applications in media organizations because they help optimize Arabic text
processing in education systems while also enhancing business intelligence
operations. |
Keywords: |
Arabic Text Classification, Preprocessing Techniques, Dataset Splitting, Big
Data Analytics, Supervised Learning, Artificial Intelligence. |
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FORWARD AND REVERSE ENGINEERING USING UML WITH RATIONAL ROSE AND OBJECT-ORIENTED
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE |
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DR G LAKSHMI, DR. KOLLURU SURESH BABU, DR. RATNA RAJU MUKIRI, DR L BHAGYA
LAKSHMI, D VENKATA RAVI KUMAR DR SURESH BETAM, CHETLA CHANDRA MOHAN |
Abstract: |
Sometimes the source code itself is the only documentation available for
post-delivery maintenance. When maintaining legacy systems—that is, software
that is still in use but was created no more than 15 or 20 years ago—this occurs
far too frequently. It might be quite challenging to maintain the code in these
situations. Starting with source code and trying to reproduce the design
documents or even the specs is one method of addressing this issue. We refer to
this procedure as reverse engineering. This approach can be aided by CASE tools.
A nice printer is one of the easiest, and it could make the code easier to see.
Other technologies create diagrams, like UML diagrams or flow charts, straight
from the source code; these visual aids can support the design recovery process.
One of the two options available to the maintenance team after reconstructing
the design is to try to reconstruct the specifications, make the necessary
modifications to the reconstructed specifications, and then re-implement the
product in the conventional manner. In the context of reverse engineering,
forward engineering is the standard development process that moves from analysis
through design to implementation. Roundtrip engineering is the process of
combining forward and backward engineering. This paper describes how to use UML
with Java and Rational Rose to do this. |
Keywords: |
Forward Engineering, Reverse Engineering, UML, JAVA, Rational Rose |
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ANALYZING CONSUMER PREFERENCE DYNAMICS IN AMAZON REVIEW DATA USING DOUBLE
PROPAGATION-BASED SENTIMENT ANALYSIS |
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BAGUS SETYA RINTYARNA , WIWIK SUHARSO , ABADI SANOSRA , ANNISA KESY GARSIDE |
Abstract: |
This research proposes an innovative approach to extracting consumer preferences
using Sentiment Analysis, addressing the limitations of traditional methods like
Conjoint Analysis. Consumer preferences, influenced by factors such as product
quality, experience, and emotions, are crucial for shaping marketing strategies
and product development. While Conjoint Analysis faces issues like small sample
sizes and high costs, Sentiment Analysis, particularly Aspect-Level Sentiment
Analysis (ABSA), provides a more detailed and dynamic method by analyzing
sentiments toward specific product attributes. Leveraging big data from
e-commerce reviews, this technique offers real-time insights, is cost-effective,
and does not require predefined sentiment dictionaries. The study utilizes the
Double Propagation (DP) technique, which enhances sentiment accuracy through
bidirectional analysis. This approach offers a more efficient, automated, and
adaptive solution for understanding consumer preferences. The evaluation,
conducted on Amazon Review Data, confirms the moderate effectiveness of DP in
aspect extraction, with room for enhancement in dependency rules and aspect
identification algorithms. The results of experiment also highlight the
variability in DP's aspect-level accuracy, with consistently strong results for
Price and Performance, but challenges in Port, Design, and Storage. |
Keywords: |
Consumer preference, Conjoint analysis, Sentiment analysis, Aspect, Opinion word |
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PRONGHORN SWIFT OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK (PSOF) A DYNAMIC AND SCALABLE APPROACH
FOR ENHANCING WEB SERVICE PERFORMANCE |
Author: |
J. GNANABHARATHI , K. VADIVAZHAGAN |
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The Pronghorn Swift Optimization Framework (PSOF) is proposed to address
critical challenges in web services, including high latency, inefficient
resource utilization, and poor scalability. The growing demand for fast,
reliable, and scalable web services has highlighted the need for frameworks
capable of optimizing performance while maintaining low overhead. PSOF is
designed to enhance the efficiency of data delivery, reduce response times, and
improve system throughput under dynamic traffic conditions. The framework
leverages adaptive mechanisms to handle fluctuating network loads, ensuring
seamless performance across distributed environments. Simulation results reveal
that PSOF significantly improves key metrics such as latency, throughput, and
load balancing. PSOF creates a robust infrastructure for modern web applications
by dynamically allocating resources and optimizing service interactions.PSOF
bridges gaps in web service optimization by introducing a unified framework that
enhances reliability and scalability, meeting the demands of evolving digital
environments. |
Keywords: |
Pronghorn Swift Optimization, Web Service Optimization, Latency Reduction
Scalability in Web Services, Throughput Enhancement, Load Balancing Techniques. |
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AIR QUALITY PREDICTION USING IOT AND NEURAL NETWORKS-AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS |
Author: |
P. RAVI KUMAR, T. BALAJI, D. BHAVANI, R. ASHOK KUMAR T. PREM CHANDER, KIRAN
KUMAR REDDY PENUBAKA, N. JAYA |
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Air pollution is one of the most critical environmental issues affecting human
health, ecosystems, and climate change. The rapid urbanization and
industrialization have exacerbated air quality issues, necessitating real-time
monitoring and prediction systems. This paper presents a comprehensive study on
using the Internet of Things (IoT) and Neural Networks for air quality
prediction. By leveraging IoT for data acquisition and Neural Networks for
predictive analysis, this research aims to provide a scalable and accurate
solution to monitor and forecast air quality. Experimental results demonstrate
the potential of this integrated approach in providing actionable insights for
policymakers and the public. |
Keywords: |
Air Quality Prediction, IoT, Neural Networks, Environmental Monitoring,
Machine Learning, Data Analytics |
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CHESTX-PNEUMONET: OPTIMIZED CNN WITH NOVEL LOSS FUNCTION FOR PNEUMONIA DETECTION |
Author: |
S SUGUNA MALLIKA , CH.SARADA , GAYATRI MANTRI , ARUNA KUMARI BOMMU , CH
RAJYALAKSHMI |
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The automated and accurate detection of pneumonia poses a significant problem in
medical analysis due to the subtlety of its indicators in X-ray or CT images.
This task is of paramount importance, as pneumonia claims millions of lives
annually. Leveraging sophisticated techniques such as deep learning is essential
to enhancing both diagnostic precision and operational efficiency. However,
adapting existing neural network frameworks for clinical imaging tasks often
results in overfitting and limited transferability. To mitigate these
limitations, we introduce PneumoClassifyNet, an innovative lightweight
convolutional network architecture tailored specifically for Pneumonia Detection
in chest X-ray analysis. This architecture is more compact yet more potent than
traditional fine-tuning approaches. Additionally, we introduce a new loss
function, RadCE-loss, designed to effectively extract distinguishing
characteristics from incorrectly classified and fuzzy images. Furthermore, the
convolutional kernels are optimized within the convolutional neural network
(CNN) model to improve accuracy of classification. The paper presents
PneumoClassifyNet, an optimized CNN for chest X-ray classification, and
RadCE-loss, a function that enhances accuracy by handling misclassified images.
Results of Experiments indicate that the lightweight PneumoClassifyNet, coupled
with the RadCE-loss, achieves superior performance across key metrics, including
F1-score, recall, accuracy and AUC. These findings affirm that a carefully
optimized convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture can outperform
fine-tuned deep learning models. |
Keywords: |
Pneumonia Detection, Convolutional Neural Network, Optimized Loss Function,
Radce-Loss , F1 Score, Accuracy |
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BRAIN TUMOUR SEGMENTATION AND GRADE CLASSIFICATION USING MODIFIED VGG19 WITH
SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE |
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SYEDSAFI. S , KARTHEEBAN. K |
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A brain tumour is an abnormal cell growth that occurs either inside or outside
the brain. Brain tumours are among the worst and most dangerous diseases in
medicine. Convolutional neural networks produce the greatest results for tumour
segmentation these days. BraTS2020 and real-time hospital images were employed
in this method. Pre-processing, segmentation, and post-processing are the three
phases of this methodology. During the pre-processing phase, Digital imaging &
communications in medicine (DICOM) images converted to Neuroimaging informatics
technology initiative (NIFTI), the images are resized, noise is removed, skulls
removed process are done. During the segmentation phase, the Local binary
pattern (LBP) features are identified and the modified VGG19 (M-VGG19) is
employed to segment the tumour. The suggested approach obtained Dice similarity
coefficient (DSC) values of 0.9415, 0.8898, 0.8862, and Hausdorff distance -
95th percentile (HD95) values of 5.65, 11.11, and 11.88 for whole tumour (WT),
tumour core (TC), and enhanced tumour (ET) respectively, during the segmentation
process. The usage of Graphics processing unit (GPU) reduced the training and
testing computation time for segmentation and reached the speedup folds up to 3×
compared with CPU. Tumour volumes are computed at the post-processing phase.
Subsequently, this technique classified tumours into High-grade glioma (HGG) and
Low-grade glioma (LGG) using Support vector machine (SVM). The BraTS dataset was
trained using real-time hospital pictures, and this method got 85.71
classification accuracy. |
Keywords: |
MRI images, Image resize, Tumour segmentation, Feature extraction, VGG19, SVM,
3D volume, Classification |
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DEEP LEARNING APPROCHES FOR TUMOR DETECTION USING MRI DATA |
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PURNACHANDRARAO MURALA , KUNJAM NAGESWARA RAO |
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Neurological diseases are relatively severe in the field of health informatics,
often associated with life-threatening symptoms and costly treatments. Among
these, brain tumors stand out as a well-known concern, showing a noteworthy
increase in the affected patient’s number over the past decade. MRI imaging is
the primary method for tumor detection, and recent advancements in
Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD) using deep learning have improved diagnostic
accuracy. However, existing models have drawbacks, such as inadequate dataset
sizes, which hinder early-stage tumor detection, and the limited number of
extracted features from input images. To address the challenges, an Enhanced
Convolutional Neural Network (ECNN) model has been proposed. The proposed ECNN
is trained on the MRI images taken from the BR35H benchmark dataset with
extensive data augmentation techniques to improve generalization. The ECNN model
achieved a high accuracy of 99.3% in classifying tumor images. Once
tumor-positive images were identified, further analysis was performed using a
Vision Transformer (ViT) model, trained on a different subset of the BR35H
dataset. The ViT model achieved an accuracy of 97% in localizing tumor regions,
showing its effectiveness in precise tumor segmentation. This hybrid technique,
which addresses important issues in automated brain tumor diagnosis, improves
both detection accuracy and interpretability by using CNN-based classification
followed by Transformer-based localization. |
Keywords: |
Brain Tumors, MRI Images, Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD), Enhanced Convolutional
Neural Network (ECNN)s, Vision Transformer (VIT). |
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A HYBRID APPROACH FOR INTRUSION DETECTION AND PREVENTION IN MOBILE AD HOC
NETWORKS |
Author: |
S. HEMALATHA1, S. SHALINI , PULLELA SVVSR KUMAR , RACHAKONDA SRINIVAS ,
T.THILAGAM , DR. VIJAYA KUMBHAR |
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Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) are highly dynamic and decentralized, making
them vulnerable to various security threats, especially intrusion attacks. This
paper presents a hybrid approach combining machine learning techniques and
trust-based systems for efficient intrusion detection and prevention in MANETs.
The proposed system leverages feature extraction, anomaly detection, and node
trust evaluation to identify malicious activities while ensuring minimal impact
on network performance. Experimental results demonstrate that our approach
outperforms existing methods in terms of detection accuracy, false
positive/negative rates, and computational overhead. Specifically, it achieves a
significant improvement in energy efficiency and network reliability under
varying network conditions, including node mobility and density. The findings
highlight the effectiveness of integrating machine learning with trust-based
systems for securing MANETs. Future work will explore scalability improvements
and the integration of hybrid detection mechanisms to enhance system robustness. |
Keywords: |
Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs), Intrusion Detection, Prevention Mechanisms,
Machine Learning, Trust-Based Systems, Hybrid Approach, Security, Data
Integrity, Anomaly Detection, Energy Efficiency. |
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