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International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology

International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology (IJWET)

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International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology (6 papers in press)

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  • Zero-shot image classification based on factor space
    by Shijie Guan, Qixue Guan, Anqi Yin 
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  • A fusion of aspect and contextual information for rating prediction in recommender system using a latent factor model
    by Jitali Patel, Hitesh Chhinkaniwala 
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  • Toward a Better Understanding of Intentionality in Service Engineering: A Systematic Review
    by Imane Choukri    , Hatim Guermah    , Mahmoud Nassar 
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  • Sensor Networks Simulation Framework for Target Tracking Applications: SN-SiFTTA   Order a copy of this article
    by Aaron Rababaah 
    Abstract: This work presents a new simulation framework for wireless sensor networks dedicated for target tracking applications named: SN-SiFTTA. SiFTTA does not address routing protocols as they have been studied extensively in the literature. Two scheduling finite state machine models are proposed to control the behavior of the sensor nodes and cluster heads. Four different deployment methods are proposed and investigated using four performance metrics: target tracking accuracy (TTA), energy efficiency index (EEI), quality of clustering index (QCI) and deployment feasibility. A simulator with friendly and interactive graphical user interface was developed using Matlab integrated development environment. The simulator provides rich environment that allows the user to customized wide varieties of scenarios. Among these, we focus on deployment method effects on the aforementioned four performance metrics. 400 experiments were conducted 100 per each deployment method of global random, local random, grid random and uniform grid. After analyzing the experimental results, the study suggested a weighted-criteria formula to select the best deployment method considering all performance metrics to avoid bias and to ensure problem context relevance
    Keywords: Wireless sensor networks; Node scheduling; Energy efficiency; Target tracking; Sensor networks simulation rnrn.

  • Constructing an Effective Ontology for Web Page Recommendation
    by Satyaveer Singh, Mahendra Singh Aswal 
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  • Public Innovation: What It Is And How It Happens Through I-Labs
    by Lizeth Fernanda Serrano-Cárdenas, Yessika Lorena Vásquez González, Flor Nancy Díaz-Piraquive 
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