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Input-output based relation combinatorial testing using whale optimization algorithm for generating near optimum number of test suite by Suali, Anjila J., Nuraminah Ramli, Rozmie Razif Othman, Hasneeza Liza Zakaria, Iszaidy Ismail, Nor Shahida Mohd Jamail, Rimuljo Hendradi, Nurol Husna Che Rose

“…This study proposes a combinatorial testing method utilizing the Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA). The study compares the performance of WOA with various existing strategies, such as Greedy, Density, TVG, Union, ParaOrder, ReqOrder, ITTDG, AURA, Java Algorithm (CTJ), TTSGA, and AFA. …”
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In silico prediction and validation of Gfap as miR-3099 target in the mouse brain by Zainal Abidin, Shahidee, Leong, Jia Wen, Mahmoudi, Marzieh, Nordin, Norshariza, Abdullah, Syahrilnizam, Cheah, Pike See, Ling, King Hwa

“…Those predicted by at least three algorithms (324 genes) were subjected to DAVID bioinformatics analysis to understand their overall functional themes and representation. …”
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Humanizing AI in Higher Education: Rethinking HR, Ethics, and Skill Development for University Employees in the SDG Era by Shreeja, Nair, Kritika, Banka, Ankur, Pandya

“…The results identified three predominant themes: (1) unbalanced ethical frameworks and low transparency in AI-driven hiring and performance appraisal; (2) faculty and staff apprehension due to algorithmic biases, data privacy issues, and a lack of institutional oversight; and (3) an urgent need to develop emotional intelligence, interdisciplinary thinking, and digital sensitivity among employees. …”
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Artificial intelligence in sustainability reporting / Prof. Dr Corina Joseph by Joseph, Corina

“…One of these definitions describes AI as the utilization of automated algorithms, robotics, or machines that mimic human cognitive functions, enabling them to perform tasks such as learning, identifying, analyzing, and problem-solving (Graham et al., 2020). …”
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