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Proceedings of the 1st ACM International Workshop on Technology Enablers and Innovative Applications for Smart Cities and Communities, 2019
The waste recycling industry has grown considerably in the recent years and many solutions have become democratized around smart waste collection. However, existing decision support systems generally rely on a limited flow of information and offer an often static or statistically based approach, focusing on specific use-cases (e.g., individuals ...
Sébastien Faye +5 more
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The waste recycling industry has grown considerably in the recent years and many solutions have become democratized around smart waste collection. However, existing decision support systems generally rely on a limited flow of information and offer an often static or statistically based approach, focusing on specific use-cases (e.g., individuals ...
Sébastien Faye +5 more
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SWAM — a structured WWW access model
Information & Management, 2000Abstract As the number of World-Wide Web users increase, the information content of the WWW documents gets richer and richer. Today, it is not uncommon to find a Web document involving many levels of subdocuments; each, in turn, consists of a number of hyperlinks; and each hyperlink may reference any part of the web.
Kam-Fai Wong +2 more
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SWAM: Stuxnet Worm Analysis in Metasploit
2011 Frontiers of Information Technology, 2011Nowadays cyber security is becoming a great challenge. Attacker's community is progressing towards making smart and intelligent malwares (viruses, worms and Root kits). They stealth their existence and also use administrator rights without knowing legal user. Stuxnet worm is an example of a recent malware first detected in July 2010.
Rahat Masood, Um-e-Ghazia, Zahid Anwar
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2012
Political actors have long drawn on utopian imaginaries of colonizing marine and island spaces as models for idealized libertarian commonwealths. A recent inheritor of this tradition is the seasteading movement, which seeks to “further the establishment and growth of permanent, autonomous ocean communities [by] enabling innovations with new political ...
Steinberg, Philip +2 more
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Political actors have long drawn on utopian imaginaries of colonizing marine and island spaces as models for idealized libertarian commonwealths. A recent inheritor of this tradition is the seasteading movement, which seeks to “further the establishment and growth of permanent, autonomous ocean communities [by] enabling innovations with new political ...
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Proceedings of the thirteenth ACM international conference on Information and knowledge management, 2004
Peer-to-peer Data Networks (PDNs) are large-scale, self-organizing, distributed query processing systems. Familiar examples of PDN are peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, which support exact-match search queries to locate user-requested files. In this paper, we formalize the more general problem of similarity-search in PDNs, and propose a family of ...
Farnoush Banaei Kashani, Cyrus Shahabi
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Peer-to-peer Data Networks (PDNs) are large-scale, self-organizing, distributed query processing systems. Familiar examples of PDN are peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, which support exact-match search queries to locate user-requested files. In this paper, we formalize the more general problem of similarity-search in PDNs, and propose a family of ...
Farnoush Banaei Kashani, Cyrus Shahabi
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When the American sea sturgeon swam east
Nature, 2002The two species of Atlantic sea sturgeon on either shore of the North Atlantic, Acipenser sturio in Europe and A. oxyrinchus in North America, probably diverged with the closure of the Tethys Sea and the onset of the North Atlantic Gyre 15-20 million years ago, and contact between them was then presumably precluded by geographic distance.
Ludwig, D. +8 more
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Particle swam optimization for image registration
Proceedings. 2004 International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies: From Theory to Applications, 2004., 2004This paper discusses the particle swam optimization for image registration. The term particle swarm optimization (PSO) refers to a relatively new family of algorithms that may be used to find optimal (or near optimal) solutions to numerical and qualitative problems. It is easily implemented and has proven both very effective and quick when applied to a
H. Talbi, M.C. Batouche
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LUKANGA SWAM: PROBABLY ASTROBLEME
Meteoritics, 1985This article summarizes information relevant to the interpretation of Lukanga Swamp — a depression some 52 km in diameter in central Zambia — as a considerably eroded astrobleme. The results of reconnaissance geological mapping, an airborne magnetic survey and petrological study of a small set of samples of impact rocks are presented.
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Skip Salp Swam Algorithm for Feature Selection
2021Feature selection is a prominent component of the machine learning pipeline where the features that may deteriorate the performance of the learning algorithm are curtailed retaining the valuable features alone. The selection algorithm’s predominant role of sampling the least subset of features that aid the algorithm to achieve high accuracy becomes ...
N. B. Arunekumar, K. Suresh Joseph
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Using particle swam optimization for QoS in ad-hoc multicast
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2009A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is a collection of self-organized mobile nodes that are capable of communicating with each other without the aid of any established infrastructure or centralized administration. Multicasting plays a very important role in the application of ad hoc networks.
Chenn-Jung Huang +2 more
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