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Current Chinese Computer Science - Volume 1, Issue 2, 2021
Volume 1, Issue 2, 2021
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Role of Genetic Interactions in Lung Diseases Detection Using Computational Approaches: A Review
Authors: S. Priya and R. ManavalanGenome-wide Association Studies (GWAS) give special insight into genetic differences and environmental influences that are part of different human disorders and provide prognostic help to increase the survival of patients. Lung diseases such as lung cancer, asthma, and tuberculosis are detected by analyzing Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) genetic variations. The key causes of lung-related diseases are genetic fact Read More
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A Comprehensive Survey on Current Literature, Standards, Applications and Projects of Self-Organizing Aerial Ad Hoc Network (AANET) in Smart Cities
Authors: Qutaiba Ibrahim Ali and Mustafa Siham QassabIn the last few decades, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has been introduced aiming to bring more comfort to human life by integrating smartness into daily objects, resulting in the idea of the smart city. Guaranteeing the well-being of residents and assessing industry and urban planning from an ecological and sustainable perspective are the main goals for the smart city. Great potentials are brought to the Read More
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Image Enhancement with Improved Global and Local Visual Effects
Authors: Muhammad Adeel and Yinglei SongBackground: In many applications of image processing, the enhancement of images is often a step necessary for their preprocessing. In general, for an enhanced image, the visual contrast as a whole and its refined local details are both crucial for achieving accurate results for subsequent classification or analysis. Objective: This paper proposes a new approach for image enhancement such that the global and local visual ef Read More
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Green Communication Infrastructure (GCI) Serving Different Smart City Applications
Authors: Qutaiba I. Ali and Issam JafarAims: The aim of the Green Communication Infrastructure (GCI) project is to understand the idea of a self ”sustainably” controlled correspondence foundation fitting for smart city application fields. Background: This paper shows the endeavors to understand the idea of a self “sustainably” energized communication foundation fitting for smart city application fields. The recommended Green Communication Infrastructure (C Read More
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