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Using the bees algorithm to optimise a support vector machine for wood defect classification by Pham, D.T, Muhammad, Zaidi, Mahmuddin, Massudi, Ghanbarzadeh, Afshin, Koc, Ebubekir, Otri, Sameh

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Improved TLBO-JAYA Algorithm for Subset Feature Selection and Parameter Optimisation in Intrusion Detection System by Aljanabi, Mohammad, Mohd Arfian, Ismail, Mezhuyev, Vitaliy

“…Many optimisation-based intrusion detection algorithms have been developed and are widely used for intrusion identification. …”
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Dual-head marking performance optimisation via evolutionary solutions by Koh J., Tiong S.K., Aris I.B., Mahmoud S.

“…This paper presents a new approach to optimise the performance of a multi-head marking system in terms of its marking speed This processing method named as MMA (Molecular Marking Optimisation algorithm) will adopt the use of Genetic Algorithm. …”

Harmony search for multi-depot vehicle routing problem by Misni, F., Lee, L. S.

“…We proposed an improved harmony search algorithm for solving this problem. Firstly, the Clarke & Wright saving algorithm is used for the initialisation of a solution vector in harmony search. …”
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Design, development and performance optimization of a new artificial intelligent controlled multiple-beam optical scanning module by Koh J.S.P., Aris I.B., Ramachandaramurthy V.K., Bashi S.M., Marhaban M.H.

“…This research presents a new approach to optimise the performance of a multiple-beam optical scanning system in terms of its marking combinations and speed, using Genetic Algorithm (GA). …”

Design, development and performance optimization of a new artificial intelligent controlled multiple-beam optical scanning module by Koh J.S.P., Aris I.B., Ramachandaramurthy V.K., Bashi S.M., Marhaban M.H.

“…This research presents a new approach to optimise the performance of a multiple-beam optical scanning system in terms of its marking combinations and speed, using Genetic Algorithm (GA). …”

Design, development and performance optimization of a new artificial intelligent controlled multiple-beam optical scanning module by Koh, Johnny Siaw Paw, Aris, Ishak, Ramachandaramurthy, Vigna Kumaran, Bashi, Sinan Mahmod, Marhaban, Mohammad Hamiruce

“…This research presents a new approach to optimise the performance of a multiple-beam optical scanning system in terms of its marking combinations and speed, using Genetic Algorithm (GA). …”
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K-gen phishguard: an ensemble approach for phishing detection with k-means and genetic algorithm by Al-Hafiz, Ali Raheem, Jabir, Adnan J., Subramaniam, Shamala

“…In the first phase, the best set of features is identified by the Genetic algorithm and is utilised by the K-means clustering algorithm to divide the dataset into groups with similar traits. …”
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Extrema Points Application In Determining Iris Region Of Interest by Othman, Zuraini, Kasmin, Fauziah, Syed Ahmad, Sharifah Sakinah, Abdullah, Azizi

“…In this study, extrema points were used to help determine the region of interest (ROI) for the iris in iris recognition systems. …”
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Vector Evaluated Gravitational Search Algorithm (VEGSA) for multi-objective optimization problems by Zuwairie, Ibrahim, Badaruddin, Muhammad, Kamarul Hawari, Ghazali, Lim, Kian Sheng, Sophan Wahyudi, Nawawi, Zulkifli, Md. Yusof

“…The proposed algorithm, which is called Vector Evaluated Gravitational Search Algorithm (VEGSA), uses a number of populations of particles. …”
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A Method For Solving Mult-Objective Optimization Problem: Vector Evaluated Genetic Algorithm (Vega) by Tan, Tun Tai

“…However, it is impractical to solve MOOP by using classical methods due to its complexity. Genetic Algorithms (GAs) are a powerful stochastic search in solving optimization problems. …”
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Crypt Edge Detection Using PSO,Label Matrix And BI-Cubic Interpolation For Better Iris Recognition(PSOLB) by Hashim, Nurul Akmal

“…Recently,there has been renewed interest in iris features detection.Gabor filter,cross entrophy, upport vector,and canny edge detection are methods which produce iris codes in binary codes representation.However,problems have occurred in iris recognition since low quality iris images are created due to blurriness,indoor or outdoor settings, and camera specifications.Failure was detected in 21% of the intra-class comparisons cases which were taken between intervals of three and six months intervals.However,the mismatch or False Rejection Rate (FRR) in iris recognition is still alarmingly high.Higher FRR also causes the value of Equal Error Rate (EER) to be high.The main reason for high values of FRR and EER is that there are changes in the iris due to the amount of light entering into the iris that changes the size of the unique features in the iris.One of the solutions to this problem is by finding any technique or algorithm to automatically detect the unique features.Therefore a new model is introduced which is called Crypt Edge Detection which combines PSO,Label Matrix,and Bi-Cubic Interpolation for Iris Recognition (PSOLB) to solve the problem of detection in iris features.In this research, the unique feature known as crypts has been chosen due to its accessibility and sustainability.Feature detection is performed using particle swarm optimisation (PSO) as an algorithm to select the best iris texture among the unique iris features by finding the pixel values according to the range of selected features.Meanwhile, label matrix will detect the edge of the crypt and the bi-cubic interpolation technique creates sharp and refined crypt images.In order to evaluate the proposed approach,FAR and FRR are measured using Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Automation (CASIA) database for high quality images.For CASIA version 3 image databases, the crypt feature shows that the result of FRR is 21.83% and FAR is 78.17%.The finding from the experiment indicates that by using the PSOLB,the intersection between FAR and FRR produces the Equal Error Rate (EER) with 0.28%,which indicated that equal error rate is lower than previous value, which is 0.38%.Thus,there are advantages from using PSOLB as it has the ability to adapt with unique iris features and use information in iris template features to determine the user.The outcome of this new approach is to reduce the EER rates since lower EER rates can produce accurate detection of unique features.In conclusion,the contribution of PSOLB brings an innovation to the extraction process in the biometric technology and is beneficial to the communities.…”
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Feature selection and model selection algorithm using incremental mixed variable ant colony optimization for support vector machine classifier by Alwan, Hiba Basim, Ku-Mahamud, Ku Ruhana

“…In order to enhance SVM performance, these problems must be solved simultaneously because error produced from the feature subset selection phase will affect the values of the SVM parameters and resulted in low classification accuracy.Most approaches related with solving SVM model selection problem will discretize the continuous value of SVM parameters which will influence its performance.Incremental Mixed Variable Ant Colony Optimization (IACOMV) has the ability to solve SVM model selection problem without discretising the continuous values and simultaneously solve the two problems.This paper presents an algorithm that integrates IACOMV and SVM.Ten datasets from UCI were used to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm.Results showed that the proposed algorithm can enhance the classification accuracy with small number of features.…”
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Convergence and Diversity Evaluation for Vector Evaluated Particle Swarm Optimization by Mohd Zaidi, Mohd Tumari, Zuwairie, Ibrahim, Ismail, Ibrahim, Mohd Falfazli, Mat Jusof, Faradila, Naim, Kamarul Hawari, Ghazali, Lim, Kian Sheng, Salinda, Buyamin, Anita, Ahmad

“…An extended PSO algorithm called Vector Evaluated Particle Swarm Optimization (VEPSO) has been introduced to solve multi-objective optimization problems. …”
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Optimising acoustic features for source mobile device identification using spectral analysis techniques / Mehdi Jahanirad by Mehdi , Jahanirad

“…The proposed feature sets along with selected feature extraction methods from the literature are analyzed and compared by using supervised learning techniques (i.e. support vector machines, nearest-neighbor, naïve Bayesian, neural network, logistic regression, and ensemble trees classifier), as well as unsupervised learning techniques (i.e. probabilistic-based and nearest-neighbor-based algorithms). …”
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Improving Vector Evaluated Particle Swarm Optimisation by Incorporating Nondominated Solutions by Kian, Sheng Lim, Zuwairie, Ibrahim, Salinda, Buyamin, Anita, Ahmad, Faradila, Naim, Kamarul Hawari, Ghazali, Norrima, Mokhtar

“…The Vector Evaluated Particle Swarm Optimisation algorithm is widely used to solve multiobjective optimisation problems. …”
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Solving Support Vector Machine Model Selection Problem Using Continuous Ant Colony Optimization by Alwan, Hiba Basim, Ku-Mahamud, Ku Ruhana

“…Ant Colony Optimization has been used to solve Support Vector Machine model selection problem.Ant Colony Optimization originally deals with discrete optimization problem.In applying Ant Colony Optimization for optimizing Support Vector Machine parameters which are continuous variables, there is a need to discretize the continuously value into discrete value.This discretize process would result in loss of some information and hence affect the classification accuracy and seeking time.This study proposes an algorithm that can optimize Support Vector Machine parameters using Continuous Ant Colony Optimization without the need to discretize continuous value for Support Vector Machine parameters.Eight datasets from UCI were used to evaluate the credibility of the proposed hybrid algorithm in terms of classification accuracy and size of features subset.Promising results were obtained when compared to grid search technique, GA with feature chromosome-SVM, PSO-SVM, and GA-SVM.…”
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Improving performance of mobile ad hoc networks using efficient Tactical On Demand Distance Vector (TAODV) routing algorithm by Uddin, Mueen, Abdul Rahman, Azizah, Alarifi, Abdulrahman, Talha, Muhammad, Shah, Asadullah, Iftikhar, Mohsin, Zomaya, Albert

“…The proposed TAODV algorithm performs better for solving routing problems in Mobile Ad Hoc networks. …”
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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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