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    Performance evaluation of real-time multiprocessor scheduling algorithms

    Performance evaluation of real-time multiprocessor scheduling algorithms by Alhussian, H., Zakaria, N., Abdulkadir, S.J., Fageeri, S.O.

    Published 2016
    “…The aim of this evolution is to reflect the unseen time overhead incurred by optimal real-time algorithm, represented by LRE-TL, which might hinder the claimed optimality of such algorithms when they are practically implemented. …”
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    Employing longest common subsequence method to retrieve translated Al-Quran documents / Muhamad Shamsudin

    Employing longest common subsequence method to retrieve translated Al-Quran documents / Muhamad Shamsudin by Shamsudin, Muhamad

    Published 2001
    “…Longest Common Subsequence algorithm (LCS) has been developed to solve string matching problems. …”
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    A hybrid of fuzzy c-means clustering and Latent Dirichlet Allocation for analysing philanthropic corporate social responsibility activities / Nik Siti Madihah Nik Mangsor

    A hybrid of fuzzy c-means clustering and Latent Dirichlet Allocation for analysing philanthropic corporate social responsibility activities / Nik Siti Madihah Nik Mangsor by Nik Mangsor, Nik Siti Madihah

    Published 2023
    “…Conventional clustering algorithms are able to extract only a single set of flat topics in which local and global topics are mingled and cannot be separated. …”
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    GoVegan: Exploring motives and opinions from tweets

    GoVegan: Exploring motives and opinions from tweets by Teh, Phoey Lee *, Yap, W. L.

    Published 2021
    “…This work not only demonstrates the application of a clustering algorithm to collate micro blogs with different hash tags into groups of similar topics but also shown that it is possible to develop a platform for automatically assembling information on the same subject from a range of different micro blogs. …”
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