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Organizational Culture Automated Audit System (OCAAS) by Al - Jubair, Md. Abdullah

“…A new framework was proposed for automated OCA and development of the OCA system named as Organizational Culture Automated Audit System (OCAAS). …”
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The implications for ahybrid detection technique against malicious sqlattacks on web applications by Bahjat Arif, Sarajaldeen Akram, Wani, Sharyar

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Campus study buddy : collaborative learning and resource sharing app by Huang, Yifan

“…The application is developed using Flutter and uses a tag recommendation algorithm to push content that users may be interested in, thereby intelligently providing users with an online learning environment that suits them and improving their learning efficiency. …”
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Exploring employee working productivity: initial insights from machine learning predictive analytics and visualization / Mohd Norhisham Razali ... [et al.] by Razali, Mohd Norhisham, Ibrahim, Norizuandi, Hanapi, Rozita, Mohd Zamri, Norfarahzila, Abdul Manaf, Syaifulnizam

“…Future research can explore more advanced machine learning algorithms, incorporate time-series analysis for temporal dependencies, and expand data collection from diverse organizational settings to improve the generalizability of predictive models.…”
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Digital Quran With Storage Optimization Through Duplication Handling And Compressed Sparse Matrix Method by Ashraf Saleh Mohammad Alomoush

Exploring employee working productivity: initial insights from machine learning predictive analytics and visualization by Razali, Mohd Norhisham, Ibrahim, Norizuandi, Hanapi, Rozita, Mohd Zamri, Norfarahzila, Abdul Manaf, Syaifulnizam

“…Future research can explore more advanced machine learning algorithms, incorporate time-series analysis for temporal dependencies, and expand data collection from diverse organizational settings to improve the generalizability of predictive models.…”
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and its application in architecture design: a thematic review by Jin, Deran, Zairul, Mohd, Salih, Sarah Abdulkareem

“…The analysis identified six primary themes: 1) Architecture and Science, which includes research on complex systems, genetic algorithms, and machine learning;2) Architecture and Construction Management, including the development of frameworks that support decision making; architecture and interior design, which includes work on space-planning optimization and furniture and occupant arrangement;3) Architecture Interior Design; 4) Architecture and Urban; which encompasses attempts to develop tools to help design new cities; architectural engineering, where building performance analysis was the most-common AI application; 5) Architectural Engineering; and 6) Design Education and Training, in which AI appears most promising for advancing problem-based learning. …”
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Adaptive security architecture for protecting RESTful web services in enterprise computing environment by Beer, M.I., Hassan, M.F.

“…The proposed security architecture is constructed as an adaptive way-forward Internet-of-Things (IoT) friendly security solution that is comprised of three cyclic parts: learn, predict and prevent. A novel security component named â��intelligent security engineâ�� is introduced which learns the possible occurrences of security threats on SOA using artificial neural networks learning algorithms, then it predicts the potential attacks on SOA based on obtained results by the developed theoretical security model, and the written algorithms as part of security solution prevent the SOA attacks. …”
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Adaptive security architecture for protecting RESTful web services in enterprise computing environment by Beer, M.I., Hassan, M.F.

“…The proposed security architecture is constructed as an adaptive way-forward Internet-of-Things (IoT) friendly security solution that is comprised of three cyclic parts: learn, predict and prevent. A novel security component named â��intelligent security engineâ�� is introduced which learns the possible occurrences of security threats on SOA using artificial neural networks learning algorithms, then it predicts the potential attacks on SOA based on obtained results by the developed theoretical security model, and the written algorithms as part of security solution prevent the SOA attacks. …”
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