BOC-PDO: An intrusion detection model using binary opposition cellular prairie dog optimization algorithm
Published in: Cluster Computing
Jul 20, 2024
Intrusion detection datasets are highly likely to contain numerous redundant, irrelevant, and noisy features that slow the performance of the machine learning techniques and classifiers that may be applied to them. The feature selection approach is used for reducing the number of features in intrusion detection datasets and eliminating those that are not important. One of the most powerful structured population approaches is the Cellular Automata approach, which is used to enhance the diversity...
Unlocking organizational success in the hotel industry: the power of social exchange in HR practices
Published in: Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication Journal
Jul 04, 2024
The purpose of this study is to examine the role of specific human resources (HR) practices (leadership, employee relations, employee safety, rewards and incentives and career opportunities) on organizational performance in the context of the Middle Eastern market, with a specific focus on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) hotel sector. A comprehensive research methodology was used for this study. Two distinct questionnaires were crafted: one targeting 338 hotel employees who completed the HR...
COMPENSATION FOR VICTIMS OF TERRORIST CRIME IN THE FRENCH AND JORDANIAN LEGISLATION: BETWEEN REALITY AND EXPECTATIONS A COMPARATIVE ANALYTICAL STUDY
Published in: Lawyer QuarterlyVolume 14, Issue 2, Pages 268 - 2803 June 2024
Jul 03, 2024
This article presents the compensation for victims of terrorist crime in the French and Jordanian legislation by conducting a comparative analytical study of the legal texts in the French and Jordanian legis-lation. It addresses this issue by clarifying the position of the French and Jordanian legislation on compensating the victims of terrorist crime. The article concludes that the French legislator approved legislative texts that help the victims of terrorist crime claim compensation based on...
A Compact Self-Triplexing Antenna for Head Implants
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
Jul 01, 2024
M Al-Hasan
IB Mabrouk
Amjad Iqbal
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This paper introduces a novel self-triplexing implantable antenna designed to operate in head implants. It works at three distinct frequency bands: 403 MHz on Port 1, 915 MHz on Port 2, and 1410 MHz on Port 3. The antenna design incorporates a high-permittivity laminate and triangular meandered resonators, which extend the current path and enable significant miniaturization. The resulting antenna occupies a volume of only 8 mm × 12.5 mm × 0.3 mm (30 mm3). An ultra-thin substrate of 0.3 mm is ut...