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IJARAI Volume 5 Issue 6

Copyright Statement: This is an open access publication licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, even commercially as long as the original work is properly cited.

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Paper 1: A New Technique to Manage Big Bioinformatics Data Using Genetic Algorithms

Abstract: The continuous growth of data, mainly the medical data at laboratories becomes very complex to use and to manage by using traditional ways. So, the researchers start studying genetic information field which increased in the past thirty years in bioinformatics domain (the computer science field, genetic biology field, and DNA). This growth of data becomes known as big bioinformatics data. Thus, efficient algorithms such as Genetic Algorithms are needed to deal with this big and vast amount of bioinformatics data in genetic laboratories. So the researchers proposed two models to manage the big bioinformatics data in addition to the traditional model. The first model by applying Genetic Algorithms before MapReduce, the second model by applying Genetic Algorithms after the MapReduce, and the original or the traditional model by applying only MapReduce without using Genetic Algorithms. The three models were implemented and evaluated using big bioinformatics data collected from the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) disorder. The researchers conclude that the second model is the best one among the three models in reducing the size of the data, in execution time, and in addition to the ability to manage and summarize big bioinformatics data. Finally by comparing the percentage errors of the second model with the first model and the traditional model, the researchers obtained the following results 1.136%, 10.227%, and 11.363% respectively. So the second model is the most accurate model with the less percentage error.

Author 1: Huda Jalil Dikhil
Author 2: Mohammad Shkoukani
Author 3: Suhail Sami Owais

Keywords: Bioinformatics; Big Data; Genetic Algorithms; Hadoop MapReduce

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Paper 2: Improved Fuzzy C-Mean Algorithm for Image Segmentation

Abstract: The segmentation of image is considered as a significant level in image processing system, in order to increase image processing system speed, so each stage in it must be speed reasonably. Fuzzy c-mean clustering is an iterative algorithm to find final groups of large data set such as image so that is will take more time to implementation. This paper produces an improved fuzzy c-mean algorithm that takes less time in find cluster and used in image segmentation.

Author 1: Hind Rustum Mohammed
Author 2: Husein Hadi Alnoamani
Author 3: Ali AbdulZahraa Jalil

Keywords: pattern recognition; image segmentation; fuzzy c-mean; improved fuzzy c-mean; algorithms

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Paper 3: Overview on the Using Rough Set Theory on GIS Spatial Relationships Constraint

Abstract: To explore the constraint range of geographic video space, is the key points and difficulties to video GIS research. Reflecting by spatial constraints in the geographic range, sports entity and its space environment between complicated constraint and relationship of video play a significant role in semantic understanding. However, how to position this precision to meet the characteristic behavior extraction demand that becomes research this kind of problem in advance. Taking Rough set theory reference involved, that make measuring space constraint accuracy possible. And in the past, many GIS rough applications are based on the equivalence partition pawlak rough set. This paper analyzes the basic math in recent years in the research of rough set theory and related nature, discusses the GIS uncertainty covering approximation space, covering rough sets, analysis of it in the geographic space constraint the adjustment range.

Author 1: Li Jing
Author 2: Zhou Wenwen

Keywords: space constraint; GIS; rough set; fuzzy geographic; spatial relationship

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Paper 4: Students’ Weakness Detective in Traditional Class

Abstract: In Artificial Intelligent in Education in learning contexts and domains, the traditional classroom is tough to find students’ weakness during lecture due to the student’s number and because the instruction is busy with explaining the lesson. According to that, choosing teaching style that can improve student talent or skills to performs better in their classes or professional life would not be an easy task. This system is going to detect the average of students’ weakness and find either a solution for this or instruction a style that can increase students’ ability and skills by filtering the collection data, understanding the problem. After that, it provides a teaching style.

Author 1: Fatimah Altuhaifa

Keywords: emotional learner prediction; voice identifier and verifier; weakness detecting; artificial intelligent in education

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Paper 5: Thresholding Based Method for Rainy Cloud Detection with NOAA/AVHRR Data by Means of Jacobi Itteration Method

Abstract: Thresholding based method for rainy cloud detection with NOAA/AVHRR data by means of Jacobi iteration method is proposed. Attempts of the proposed method are made through comparisons to truth data which are provided by Japanese Meteorological Agency: JMA which is derived from radar data. Although the experimental results show not so good regressive performance, new trials give some knowledge and are informative. Therefore, the proposed method suggests for creation of new method for rainfall area detection with visible and thermal infrared imagery data.

Author 1: Kohei Arai

Keywords: Jacobi itteration method; Multi-Variiate Regressive Analysis; AVHRR; Rainfall area detection; Rain Radar

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Paper 6: Highly Accurate Prediction of Jobs Runtime Classes

Abstract: Separating the short jobs from the long is a known technique to improve scheduling performance. This paper describes a method developed for accurately predicting the runtimes classes of the jobs to enable the separation. Our method uses the fact that the runtimes can be represented as a mixture of overlapping Gaussian distributions, in order to train a CART classifier to provide the prediction. The threshold that separates the short jobs from the long jobs is determined during the evaluation of the classifier to maximize prediction accuracy. The results indicate overall accuracy of 90% for the data set used in the study, with sensitivity and specificity both above 90%.

Author 1: Anat Reiner-Benaim
Author 2: Anna Grabarnick
Author 3: Edi Shmueli

Keywords: Runtime Prediction; Job Scheduler; Server Farms; Classifier; Mixture Distribution

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Paper 7: A Novel Approach for Discovery Quantitative Fuzzy Multi-Level Association Rules Mining Using Genetic Algorithm

Abstract: Quantitative multilevel association rules mining is a central field to realize motivating associations among data components with multiple levels abstractions. The problem of expanding procedures to handle quantitative data has been attracting the attention of many researchers. The algorithms regularly discretize the attribute fields into sharp intervals, and then implement uncomplicated algorithms established for Boolean attributes. Fuzzy association rules mining approaches are intended to defeat such shortcomings based on the fuzzy set theory. Furthermore, most of the current algorithms in the direction of this topic are based on very tiring search methods to govern the ideal support and confidence thresholds that agonize from risky computational cost in searching association rules. To accelerate quantitative multilevel association rules searching and escape the extreme computation, in this paper, we propose a new genetic-based method with significant innovation to determine threshold values for frequent item sets. In this approach, a sophisticated coding method is settled, and the qualified confidence is employed as the fitness function. With the genetic algorithm, a comprehensive search can be achieved and system automation is applied, because our model does not need the user-specified threshold of minimum support. Experiment results indicate that the recommended algorithm can powerfully generate non-redundant fuzzy multilevel association rules.

Author 1: Saad M. Darwish
Author 2: Abeer A. Amer
Author 3: Sameh G. Taktak

Keywords: Quantitative Data Mining; Fuzzy Association Rule Mining; Multilevel Association rule; Optimization Algorithm

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Paper 8: A Model for Facial Emotion Inference Based on Planar Dynamic Emotional Surfaces

Abstract: Emotions have direct influence on the human life and are of great importance in relationships and in the way interactions between individuals develop. Because of this, they are also important for the development of human-machine interfaces that aim to maintain a natural and friendly interaction with its users. In the development of social robots, which this work aims for, a suitable interpretation of the emotional state of the person interacting with the social robot is indispensable. The focus of this paper is the development of a mathematical model for recognizing emotional facial expressions in a sequence of frames. Firstly, a face tracker algorithm is used to find and keep track of faces in images; then the found faces are fed into the model developed in this work, which consists of an instantaneous emotional expression classifier, a Kalman filter and a dynamic classifier that gives the final output of the model.

Author 1: J. P. P. Ruivo
Author 2: T. Negreiros
Author 3: M. R. P. Barretto
Author 4: B. Tinen

Keywords: emotion recognition, facial emotion, Kalman filter, machine learning

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