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A general framework for the integration of crosscutting concerns in BIP -

El Hokayem, Antoine Pierre, (2015)

Most computer systems almost certainly harbor undetected errors because of the gap between requirements and implementation. In this thesis, we define a method that combines Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and Component-based ...
A high-level modeling language for the efficient design, implementation, and testing of Android applications -

Abou-Jaoudeh, John (2015)

Smartphones global penetration is on the rise, and currently covers more than quarter of the globe's population. Yet, developing mobile applications remains difficult, time consuming, and error-prone, in spite of the number ...
Arabic named entity recognition via deep co-learning -

Helwe, Chadi Talal, (2017)

Named entity recognition (NER) is the task of identifying named entities such as locations, persons, and organizations in a given piece of text. NER plays a signi cant role in many applications including information ...
Automated detection and measurement of corneal haze using optical coherence tomography images -

Chokr, Manal Mouin, (2017)

The cornea typically constitutes two-thirds of the eye’s optical power; a healthy one has a dome shape. However, a vision disorder so-called Keratoconus, which is especially prevalent in the Middle East and Gulf area, may ...
BIP-Plus for deriving efficient distributed implementations of component-based design -

Kobeissi, Salwa Lotfi, (2016)

Developing correct and reliable distributed systems is challenging mainly because of the complex structures of the interactions between distributed processes. Interactions can be modeled using either low-level primitives ...
DBpediaSearch : an effective search engine for DBpedia -

Arnaout, Hiba Khaled, (2017)

The active progress of knowledge-sharing communities like Wikipedia have made it achievable to build large knowledge-bases, such as DBpedia. These knowledge-bases use the Resource Description Framework (RDF) as a flexible ...
Keyword search over weighted keyword-augmented RDF graphs -

Yoghourdjian, Hrag Artine, (2016)

Large knowledge bases consisting of entities and relationships between them have become vital sources of information for many applications. Most of these knowledge bases adopt the Semantic-Web data model RDF as a ...
Mining for credible opinions in Arabic blogs -

Al Zaatari, Ayman Bassam, (2017)

Blogging websites are growing globally, allowing online users to express their views and engage in discussions related to various domains such as politics, technology, entertainment, and lifestyle. Posted blog entries often ...
Protecting the privacy of location data using the openPDS-SafeAnswers framework -

Makki, Fatima Mohamad, (2015)

Billions of applications have already been downloaded by smartphone users. To successfully download an application, the application asks the user to accept a set of permissions allowing it to access sensitive information ...
Specification construction using equivalence relations and SMT solvers -

Abou Ismail, Rabeeh Ghaleb, (2015)

We propose an approach to write formal specifications. Our approach partitions the (possibly infinite) state-space of the specification into a finite number of equivalence classes. The partition is defined by the equivalence ...
Tabu search based approach to solve the TAs reconfiguration problem in LTE networks -

Ahmad, Nadine Nabih, (2015)

Designing tracking areas (TAs) in LTE networks affects the signaling cost of user equipment (UE) during mobility. Indeed, when the latter is called, the mobility management entity (MME), which records the TA in which the ...
Web session navigation behavior for bot detection -

Haidar, Rabih Abdulsalam, (2017)

Web robots are everywhere in today's web technology. These bots range from robots associated with viruses known as malicious to spiders also known as search engine bots. The latter, attempt to crawl the Internet harvesting ...

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