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	Information Sciences Elsevier Science Inc.         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 66 reviews Date Reviewed     Quantitative graph theory Dehmer M., Emmert-Streib F., Shi Y. Information Sciences 418(C): 575-580, 2017.  Type: Article In this paper, the authors provide a description of quantitative graph theory, which is a relatively new branch of graph theory. The key feature of this branch is its measurement approach to quantifying the structural information of ne... Mar 14 2019   An indoor navigation system for visually impaired and elderly people based on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Tsirmpas C., Rompas A., Fokou O., Koutsouris D. Information Sciences 320(C): 288-305, 2015.  Type: Article Assisting elderly and/or visually impaired people in locating and navigating in an indoor environment is a very commendable aim. It motivated Tsirmpas et al. to tackle the issue. The main challenge of indoor navigation is that GPS, whi... Jan 22 2016   Automatic kernel clustering with bee colony optimization algorithm Kuo R., Huang Y., Lin C., Wu Y., Zulvia F. Information Sciences 283107-122, 2014.  Type: Article Clustering is an unsupervised classification approach extensively used in data mining and pattern recognition. Many clustering techniques have been developed so far. The value of each algorithm depends on the particular problem where i... Apr 8 2015   Efficient and robust large medical image retrieval in mobile cloud computing environment Zhuang Y., Jiang N., Wu Z., Li Q., Chiu D., Hu H. Information Sciences 26360-86, 2014.  Type: Article Zhuang et al. outline an innovative approach for retrieving and viewing medical image data within a hospital environment. The old server-based medical storage architecture is replaced by what can be interpreted as a cloud-based archite... Nov 17 2014    A unified method for finding impossible differentials of block cipher structures Luo Y., Lai X., Wu Z., Gong G. Information Sciences 263211-220, 2014.  Type: Article Impossible differential analysis is widely used as a cryptographic tool for key recovering or distinguishing attacks on block ciphers. There are mainly two methods for searching impossible differentials: one is case-by-case analysis an... Nov 6 2014   Partial order reduction for checking soundness of time workflow nets Boucheneb H., Barkaoui K. Information Sciences 282261-276, 2014.  Type: Article The authors wish to verify workflows designed using timed workflow nets, which Ling and Schmidt proposed in 2000 [1]. Boucheneb, the first author listed, and Rakkay proposed an abstraction technique of contracted state class graphs in ... Oct 30 2014   Semantic security against web application attacks Razzaq A., Latif K., Ahmad H., Hur A., Anwar Z., Bloodsworth P. Information Sciences 25419-38, 2014.  Type: Article Security concerns are progressively increasing with the unstoppable penetration of technology in everyday life, as the world becomes ever more interconnected. Hackers, attracted by lucrative targets, perform more and more sophisticated... Sep 19 2014   Towards UCI+: a mindful repository design Macià N., Bernadó-Mansilla E. Information Sciences 261237-262, 2014.  Type: Article The evaluation of machine learning algorithms has always been controversial. What datasets, experimental setting, and statistical tests must be chosen? Dataset repositories such as UCI have been enormously handy for machine learning re... Sep 12 2014   Architecture and protocol for intercloud communication Lloret J., Garcia M., Tomas J., Rodrigues J. Information Sciences 258434-451, 2014.  Type: Article Cloud computing is a very timely and important topic, and there is current debate on whether it should be centralized or decentralized. The authors try to focus on providing an architecture to bridge the gap between decentralized cloud... Aug 25 2014   Planning of business process execution in business process management environments Bae H., Lee S., Moon I. Information Sciences 268357-369, 2014.  Type: Article There is no reason why we shouldn’t translate what we might know from one domain (manufacturing optimization) into another (business process modeling), if there are parallels and similarities between the two. The manufacturi... Jun 16 2014       Display 510152550100 per column
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