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AUTOMATED MODEL GENERATION OF FSM AND NUSMV MODEL FROM RSA JAVA SOURCE CODE FOR MODEL CHECKING by SALLEH AL-HUMAIKANI, MOHAMMED ABDULQAWI

“…The encryption algorithms are playing an important part in the protection level for data. …”
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Implementation of (AES) Advanced Encryption Standard algorithm in communication application by Moh, Heng Huong

“…Internet communication has become more common in this modern world recently, and one of the important algorithms used is ABS algorithm. However, most of the users have inadequate knowledge and understanding regard to this algorithm implementation in the communication field, as well as the level of security and accuracy will be questioned by the users because of the necessary to maintain the confidentiality of particular data transferred. …”
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Implementation of locust inspired scheduling algorithm with huge number of servers for energy efficiency in a cloud datacenter by Azhar, Nur Huwaina

“…It does not consider the LACE algorithm implemented in huge number of server in one Cloud datacenter. …”
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A Model for Evaluation of Cryptography Algorithm on UUM Portal by Norliana, Abdul Majid

“…Level one is the development of userID and password, level two involve the insertion of the testing parameter speed coding. …”
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Comparison of Search Algorithms in Javanese-Indonesian Dictionary Application by Yana Aditia, Gerhana, Nur, Lukman, Arief Fatchul, Huda, Cecep Nurul, Alam, Undang, Syaripudin, Devi, Novitasari

“…Performance Testing is used to test the performance of algorithm implementations in applications. The test results show that the Boyer Moore and Knuth Morris Pratt algorithms have an accuracy rate of 100%, and the Horspool algorithm 85.3%. …”
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An improved RSA cryptosystem based on thread and CRT / Saheed Yakub Kayode and Gbolagade Kazeem Alagbe by Yakub Kayode, Saheed, Kazeem Alagbe, Gbolagade

“…We use a parallel technique that divides RSA power process into seperate threads and employs the use of Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) to decrease the time required for both encryption and decryption operation. Java programming language is used to implement the algorithm. …”
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Design and Implementation of Data-at-Rest Encryption for Hadoop by Wan Nor Shuhadah, Wan Nik, Mohamad Afendee, Mohamed, Zarina, Mohamad, Siti Hanisah, Kamaruzaman

“…Therefore, the AES encryption algorithm has been implemented in HDFS to ensure the security of data stored in HDFS. …”
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Design and Implementation of Data-at-Rest Encryption for Hadoop by Wan Nor Shuhadah, Wan Nik, Mohamad Afendee, Mohamed, Zarina, Mohamad, Siti Hanisah, Kamaruzaman

“…Therefore, the AES encryption algorithm has been implemented in HDFS to ensure the security of data stored in HDFS. …”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by ZUBAIR ADEL SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADEL SOOMRO, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABD RAHIM, RUZAIRI, ANDI ADRIANSHAH, ANDI ADRIANSHAH, MOHD HAZELI, MOHD HAZELI

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADIL, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABD RAHIM, RUZAIRI, ADRIANS, ANDI, HAZELI, MOHD

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADEL, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABD HALIM, RUZAIR1, ADRIAN, ANDI, HAZELI, MOHD

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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Non-Verbal Human-Robot Interaction Using Neural Network for The Application of Service Robot by Soomro, Zubair Adil, Shamsudin, Abu Ubaidah, Abdul Rahim, Ruzairi, Adrianshah, Andi, Hazeli, Mohd

“…Service robots are prevailing in many industries to assist humans in conducting repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular, nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZIJBAIR ADEL, SHANISUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, Abdul Rahim, Ruzairi, Adrianshah, Andi, Hazeli, Mohd

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADEL, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABDUL RAHIM, RUZAIRI, ADRIANSHAH, ANDI, MOHD HAZELI, MOHD HAZELI

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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HRI for interactive humanoid head Amir-II for visual tracking and servoing of human face. by Iqbal, Aseef, A Shafie, Amir, Khan, Md. Raisuddin, Alias, Mohd Farid, Radhi, Jamil

“…The algorithm developed in this research utilizes the capability offered by scientific computing program MATLAB along with its Image Processing Toolbox. …”
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Human Spontaneous Emotion Detection System by Radin Monawir, Radin Puteri Hazimah

“…Having smart computerized system which can understand and instantly gives appropriate response to human is the utmost motive in human and computer interaction (HCI) field.It is argued either HCI is considered advance if human could not have natural and comfortable interaction like human to human interaction.Besides,despite of several studies regarding emotion detection system, current system mostly tested in laboratory environment and using mimic emotion.Realizing the current system research lack of real life or genuine emotion input,this research work comes up with the idea of developing a system that able to recognize human emotion through facial expression.Therefore,the aims of this study are threefold which are to enhance the algorithm to detect spontaneous emotion,to develop spontaneous facial expression database and to verify the algorithm performance.This project used Matlab programming language,specifically Viola Jones method for features tracking and extraction,then pattern matching for emotion classification purpose.Mouth feature is used as main features to identify the emotion of the expression.For verification purpose,the mimic and spontaneous database which are obtained from internet,open source database or novel (own) developed databases are used.Basically,the performance of the system is indicated by emotion detection rate and average execution time.At the end of this study,it is found that this system is suitable for recognizing spontaneous facial expression (63.28%) compared to posed facial expression (51.46%).The verification even better for positive emotion with 71.02% detection rate compared to 48.09% for negative emotion detection rate.Finally,overall detection rate of 61.20% is considered good since this system can execute result within 3s and use spontaneous input data which known as highly susceptible to noise.…”
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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADEL, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABDUL RAHIM, RUZAIRI, ANDI ADRIANSHAH, ANDI ADRIANSHAH, MOHD HAZELI, MOHD HAZELI

“….: humans in c..md acing repetitive tasks, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular. nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. …”
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Interactive blood vessel segmentation from retinal fundus image based on canny edge detector by Ibrahim, Haidi, Ooi, Alexander Ze Hwan, Soo, Siang Teoh, Embong, Zunaina, Abd Hamid, Aini Ismafairus, Zainon, Rafidah, Shir, Li Wang, Theam, Foo Ng, Hamzah, Rostam Affendi

“…After that, the edge detection techniques, which are based on the Canny algorithm, will be applied. …”
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Intelligent presentation slide control video (INSTRUCT) / Mohd Razif Shamsuddin, Nurzeatul Hamimah Abd Hamid and Muhammad Syafiq Jasmin by Shamsuddin, Mohd Razif, Abd Hamid, Nurzeatul Hamimah, Jasmin, Muhammad Syafiq

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NON-VERBAL HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION USING NEURAL NETWORK FOR THE APPLICATION OF SERVICE ROBOT by SOOMRO, ZUBAIR ADIL, SHAMSUDIN, ABU UBAIDAH, ABDUl RAHIM, RUZAIRI, ADRIAN, ANDI, HAZELI, MOHD

“….;, which require a natural interaction called Human Robot Interaction (HRI). In particular, nonverbal HRI plays an important role in social interactions, which highlights the need to accurately detect the subject's attention by evaluating the programmed cues. 1n this paper, a conceptual attentiveness model algorithm called Attentive Recognition Model (ARM) is proposed to recognize a person's aLi:~ntivencss, which improves tne a-::Jtac~· of detection and subjective experience during nonverbal dRI using three combined detection models: face tracking, iris tracking and eye blin:.…”
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