Utilization of Artificial Intelligence for Social Media and Gaming Moderation
Published in: Conference
Dec 25, 2023
Heba Saleous
Marton Gergely
Khaled Shuaib
As the world continues to evolve, technology has proven to be a necessity in the lives of everyone. Evolving beyond professional use, cyberspace is now populated by online communities being used for communication, learning, and entertainment. However, the increased online presence exposes users to a variety of cultures, personalities, and levels of maturity. Some may also seek to cause harm to others through cyberbullying or may display toxic behaviors. This research aims to tackle the growing ...
Uninstall, Noob! Views on Rampant Toxicity in Online Gaming
Published in: Conference
Dec 25, 2023
Video games have become a big part of the digital world, evolving from mere sources of entertainment to entire career paths. Combined with improved device accessibility and implemented network-based features, gamers all around the world can play together any time they want. While the increased social aspects of video games mean that players can make new friends wherever they are in the world, some gamers take advantage of anonymity to harass others for various reasons. As the number of gamers g...
What can We Provide for Future Generations? Digitalization, Income, and Health
Published in: Journal
Dec 25, 2023
This study comprehensively examines the relationship between income and technology and its impact on health outcomes. The authors demonstrate how technology spending enhances well-being and contributes to GDP per capita by increasing labor force participation and production levels. Conversely, income growth leads to increased public health spending in affluent countries. The study begins by delving into demographic insights, utilizing statistical methods to explore the relationship between inco...
Improved arithmetic optimization algorithm for patient admission scheduling problem
Published in: Soft Computing
Dec 16, 2023
The patient admission scheduling problem (PASP) has been studied for many years as one of the most important scheduling problems in the health sector. The primary goal of PASP is to assign patients to appropriate hospital beds while considering some hard and soft constraints. PASP is an NP-hard problem, which implies that the optimization approach is one of the best approaches that can be used to solve it. The arithmetic optimization algorithm (AOA) is a new optimization algorithm that can effe...
Using Measurement Invariance to Explore the Source of Variation in Basic Medical Science Students’ Evaluation of Teaching Effectiveness
Published in: International Journal of Statistics in Medical Research
Dec 06, 2023
Introduction: Many research studies have shown that students' evaluations of teaching(SET) are affected by different variables without testing the requirement of fair comparisons. These studies have not tested the measurement equivalency of SET surveys according to these variables. Measurement equivalency of SET refers to whether a SET survey is interpreted similarly across different groups of individuals (Variable Levels). Without evidence of measurement invariance across different variables u...