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Separator Database and SPM Tree Framework for Mining Sequential Patterns Using Prefixspan with Pseudoprojection by Saputra , Dhany, Rambli, Dayang R.A., Foong, Oi Mean

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Study and Implementation of Data Mining in Urban Gardening by Mohana, Muniandy, Lee, Eu Vern

“…Using the J48 tree algorithm implemented through WEKA API on a Java Servlet, data provided is processed to derive a health index of the plant, with the possible outcomes set to “Good,” “Okay”, or “Bad”. …”
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Mining Sequential Patterns using I-PrefixSpan by Saputra , Dhany, Dayang R.A. Rambli, Foong, Oi Mean

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Adoption of machine learning algorithm for analysing supporters and non supporters feedback on political posts / Ogunfolajin Maruff Tunde by Ogunfolajin Maruff , Tunde

“…This thesis is based on the application of sentiment classification algorithm to tweet data with the goal of classifying messages based on the polarity of sentiment towards a particular topic (or subject matter). …”
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Virtual reality in algorithm programming course: practicality and implications for college students by Dewi, Ika Parma, Ambiyar, Mursyida, Lativa, Effendi, Hansi, Giatman, Muhammad, Efrizon, Hanafi, Hafizul Fahri, Ali, Siti Khadijah

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Mining Sequential Patterns Using I-PrefixSpan by Dhany , Saputra, Rambli Dayang, R.A., Foong, Oi Mean

“…In this paper, we propose an improvement of pattern growth-based PrefixSpan algorithm, called I-PrefixSpan. The general idea of I-PrefixSpan is to use the efficient data structure for general tree-like framework and separator database to reduce the execution time and memory usage. …”
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AI powered asthma prediction towards treatment formulation: an android app approach by Murad, Saydul Akbar, Adhikary, Apurba, Md Muzahid, Abu Jafar, Sarker, Md Murad Hossain, Khan, Md. Ashikur Rahman, Hossain, Md. Bipul, Bairagi, Anupam Kumar, Masud, Mehedi, Kowsher, Md

“…We utilized eight robust machine learning algorithms to analyze this dataset. We found that the Decision tree classifier had the best performance, out of the eight algorithms, with an accuracy of 87%. …”
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AI powered asthma prediction towards treatment formulation : An android app approach by Murad, Saydul Akbar, Adhikary, Apurba, Muzahid, Abu Jafar Md, Sarker, Md. Murad Hossain, Khan, Md. Ashikur Rahman, Hossain, Md. Bipul, Bairagi, Anupam Kumar, Masud, Mehedi, Kowsher, Md.

“…We utilized eight robust machine learning algorithms to analyze this dataset. We found that the Decision tree classifier had the best performance, out of the eight algorithms, with an accuracy of 87%. …”
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Assessment of using EZ-Prog: an easy color schematic model for programming problem solving by Siti Nordianah Hai Hom, Hasnul Hadi Ibrahim, Abrizah Ibrahim, Mudiana Mokhsin, Corrienna Abdul Talib

“…The implications of this study indicate that EZ-Prog can be used in learning and teaching algorithms, especially programming problems. …”
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Evolutionary algorithm for forecastng mean sea level based on meta-heuristic approach by Lai, V., Ahmed, Ali Najah, Malek, Marlinda Abdul, El-Shafie, Ahmed, El-Shafie, Amr

“…Genetic Programming (GP) algorithm is an example of an evolutionary algorithm (EA) in the field of evolutionally computation (EC) and, more broadly, in Artificial Intelligence. …”
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Evolutionary algorithm for forecastng mean sea level based on meta-heuristic approach by Lai V., Ahmed A.N., Malek M.A., El-Shafie A., El-Shafie A.

“…Genetic Programming (GP) algorithm is an example of an evolutionary algorithm (EA) in the field of evolutionally computation (EC) and, more broadly, in Artificial Intelligence. …”

Algorithms for moderating effect of emotional value from a cross-media data fusion perspective: a case study of Chinese dating reality shows by Zhang, Shasha, Dong, Qiming, Yasin, Megat Al Imran, Fang, Ng Chwee

“…This research holds significant implications for the fields of Communication, Radio, and Television, as it enhances content moderation strategies in emotionally charged programming through intelligent cross-media data fusion.…”
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A framework for a multi-layered security of an automated programming code assessment tool by Mohd Fadzli Marhusin, Kafli M.F.Z., Sulaiman R., Ismail S., Abdullah Z.H.

Cognitive benefits of employing multiple AI voices as specialist virtual tutors in a multimedia learning environment by Liew, Tze Wei, Tan, Su Mae, Chan, Tak Jie, Tian, Yang, Ahmad, Faizan

“…To address this gap, we draw on multimedia learning and cognitive models to investigate the effects of using multiple AI voices as specialist virtual tutors for distinct programming algorithm subtopics on cognitive load and learning outcomes. …”
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Drowsiness detection and alert system using face recognition with Raspberry Pi / Nur Syazwina Mohd Fadzalisham, Nor Adora Endut and Muhammad Nizamuddin Rosli by Mohd Fadzalisham, Nur Syazwina, Endut, Nor Adora, Rosli, Muhammad Nizamuddin

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Drowsiness detection and alert system using face recognition with Raspberry Pi / Nur Syazwina Mohd Fadzalisham, Nor Adora Endut and Muhammad Nizamuddin Rosli by Mohd Fadzalisham, Nur Syazwina, Endut, Nor Adora, Rosli, Muhammad Nizamuddin

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Bridging Mayer’s cognitive theory of multimedia learning and computational thinking in tackling the cognitive load issues among young digital natives : a conceptual framework by Wan Nor Ashiqin Wan Ali, Wan Ahmad Jaafar Wan Yahaya

“…This paper provides several implications and highlights for further studies through a comprehensive and wide-ranging literature review.…”
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Framework for pedestrian walking behaviour recognition to minimize road accident by Hashim Kareem, Zahraa

“…The results indicate the following: (1) From 262 samples, 66.80% and 48.10% of respondents use mobile phones for calling and chatting, respectively. (2) 263 samples of participants are obtained and analysed, and 90 features are extracted from each sample. (3) 100% classification accuracy are obtained for each class (normal walking, calling, chatting, and running) using the grid optimiser method in machine learning. (4) The precision of classification using Euclidean algorithm for normal walking and calling is 70%. …”
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Framework for pedestrian walking behaviour recognition to minimize road accident by Hashim Kareem, Zahraa

“…The results indicate the following: (1) From 262 samples, 66.80% and 48.10% of respondents use mobile phones for calling and chatting, respectively. (2) 263 samples of participants are obtained and analysed, and 90 features are extracted from each sample. (3) 100% classification accuracy are obtained for each class (normal walking, calling, chatting, and running) using the grid optimiser method in machine learning. (4) The precision of classification using Euclidean algorithm for normal walking and calling is 70%. …”
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Investigating the cognitive processes in solving management science problems by Cheng, Sheila, Siow, Heng Loke

“…In terms of solving MS/OR problems, the problem structuring methods have been used for ill-structured problems, while linear programming was used for well-structured problems. …”
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