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3D silhouette rendering algorithms using vectorisation technique from Kedah topography map by Che Mat, Ruzinoor, Nordin, Norani

“…The vectorisation software has been used for producing these data. …”
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A study on the parameter selection of bat algorithm in in optimizing parameters in camera auto calibration problem by Mohd Said, Rahaini, A Aziz, Khairul Azha, Zainal Abidin, Amar Faiz, Mat Jizat, Jessnor Arif, Mohd Khairuddin, Ismail, Widiyanto, Sigit, Abdul Waduth, Mohamed Faisal

“…Each bat in the Bat Algorithm represents a potential solution to the issue, and each dimension in the Bat Algorithm's search space represents one of the basic parameters: skew, focal length, and magnification factor. …”
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A DNA-dynamic permutation-diffusion algorithm for image encryption using scaling chaotification models and advanced DNA operations by Alkawsi, Gamal, Khairullah, Mustafa Kamil, Baharuddin, Mohd Zafri, Thabit, Reema, Alomari, Mohammad Ahmed, A. Saif, Faten

“…To evaluate the proposed algorithm, extensive experiments have been conducted, and results have been compared with the latest encryption algorithms. …”
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An Automated System For Classifying Conference Papers by Ngan, Seon Choon Han

“…The Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) process was followed as a formal data mining methodology where 1000 AI conference papers were carefully collected, pre-processed and transformed to numerical representations through TF-IDF vectorisation. A randomised stratified 5- fold cross validation was then applied on several data mining algorithms and evaluated using the F-measure as a metric. …”
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Novel Multi-swarm Approach for Balancing Exploration and Exploitation in Particle Swarm Optimization by Salih, Sinan Q., Alsewari, Abdulrahman A., Al-Khateeb, Bellal, Mohamad Fadli, Zolkipli

“…Most of these algorithms were inspired either by nature or the behavior of certain swarms, such as birds, ants, bees, or even bats. …”
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