Genetic Fuzzimetric Technique (GFT) by Kouatli, Issam

“…This integration is usually referred to as Genetic Fuzzy systems (GFS) where different researchers adopted different techniques to achieve the functionality of GFS. …”
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EVOLUTIONARY HEURISTICS FOR MULTIOBJECTIVE VLSI NETLIST BI-PARTITIONING by Sait, Sadiq M.

“…These heuristics are based on Genetic Algorithms (GAs) and Tabu Search (TS) [sadiq et al., 1999] respectively. …”
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A Stochastic Approach To Solving The Weight Setting Problem in OSPF Networks by Shaik, Muzibur Rehman

“…One of the contributions in attempting to maintain the proper functioning of internetworking is made by the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol. …”
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A Hybrid Transfer Learning Approach to Teeth Diagnosis Using Orthopantomogram Radiographs by Alabd-Aljabar, Ahmed

“…Despite this, concerns about the accuracy and function of automated diagnosis remain among patients. …”
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Real-Time Implementation of GPS Aided Low Cost Strapdown Inertial Navigation System by Sahawneh, Laith Rasmi

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Critical exponents from the weak-coupling, strong-coupling and large-order parametrization of the hypergeometric (k+1Fk) approximants by Abouzeid M. Shalaby (16810695)

“…growth factor of the given perturbation series provided that one of the denominator parameters of the hypergeometric approximant takes large values. The algorithm with the new parametrization has been tested using two quantum mechanical problems where one can incorporate the weak-coupling, strong-coupling and large-order information. …”

Traffic Offloading with Channel Allocation in Cache-Enabled Ultra-Dense Wireless Networks by Abbas, Nadine

“…We generate results as a function of a wide range of system parameters, and demonstrate that the proposed algorithms achieve near-optimal performance with notably low time complexity.…”
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Software defect prediction. (c2019) by Moussa, Rebecca

“…A module is a class in the object-oriented design or a function in the procedural design. The fault-proneness of a module is de ned as the probability of it containing defect and/or resulting in faults. …”
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Integration of nonparametric fuzzy classification with an evolutionary-developmental framework to perform music sentiment-based analysis and composition by Abboud, Ralph

“…Unlike existing solutions, MUSEC is: (i) a hybrid crossover between supervised learning (SL, to learn sentiments from music) and evolutionary computation (for music composition, MC), where SL serves at the fitness function of MC to compose music that expresses target sentiments, (ii) extensible in the panel of emotions it can convey, producing pieces that reflect a target crisp sentiment (e.g., love) or a collection of fuzzy sentiments (e.g., 65% happy, 20% sad, and 15% angry), compared with crisp-only or two-dimensional (valence/arousal) sentiment models used in existing solutions, (iii) adopts the evolutionary-developmental model, using an extensive set of specially designed music-theoretic mutation operators (trille, staccato, repeat, compress, etc.), stochastically orchestrated to add atomic (individual chord-level) and thematic (chord pattern-level) variability to the composed polyphonic pieces, compared with traditional evolutionary solutions producing monophonic and non-thematic music. …”
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Condenser capacity and hyperbolic perimeterImage 1 by Mohamed M.S., Nasser

“…Especially, we apply domain functionals to study the capacities of condensers (G,E) where G is a simply connected domain in the complex plane and E is a compact subset of G. …”
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Condenser capacity and hyperbolic perimeter by Mohamed M.S. Nasser (16931772)

“…Especially, we apply domain functionals to study the capacities of condensers (,) where is a simply connected domain in the complex plane and is a compact subset of . …”