THE EFFICIENCY OF UNIVERSITY RANKINGS: IMPLEMENTATION OF INFORMATIONAL AND MOTIVATIONAL FUNCTIONS by Liliya R. Yagudina, Iskander I. Yagudin

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Credit Risk Contagion Based on Asymmetric Information Association by Shanshan Jiang, Hong Fan, Min Xia

“…In this paper, a credit risk contagion model based on asymmetric information association is proposed. The model can effectively describe the correlation among individuals with credit risk. …”
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Insight into Hanjiang River Basin Information System Development by ZHU Fu-nuan, CHEN Wen-huan, LI Jun

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A non-linear model of information seeking behaviour by Allen E. Foster

Subjects: “…Information seeking behaviour…”
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Hadoop bottleneck detection algorithm based on information gain by Zaole TAN, Zhifeng HAO, Ruichu CAI, Xiaojun XIAO, Yu LU

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Non-traditional data to inform modern climate science by Kimberley R. Miner, Ethan Wong, Bradley A. Gay, Charles E. Miller

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The effect of formal and informal communication on managerial satisfaction and performance by Christopher Orpen

“…From this data measures were developed for each manager of (a the frequency of his scheduled (formal) communications, and (b) the frequency of his unscheduled (informal) communications with superiors (upward communication), with peers (horizontal communication) and with subordinates (downward communication). …”
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Development of the Information Technology Sector in India: the Role of Government by I. S. Ashmyanskaya

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Emerging Information and Communication Technologies for Traffic Estimation and Control by Anastasios Kouvelas, Andy Chow, Eric Gonzales, Mehmet Yildirimoglu, Rodrigo Castelan Carlson

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Youtube as a Source of Patient Information for Gummy Smile by Emrah Turkmen, Merve Can, Melis Yılmaz

“…Videos were analysed to evaluate the and quality and scientific reliability of the information using Global Quality Scale(GQS) and DISCERN criteria; and the understandability of this information using a tailormade custom comprehensiveness index(CI). …”
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DLP: REDUCED RISK OF LEAKAGE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OF THE BANK by T. A. Andryianava, S. B. Salomatin

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Information security vulnerability scoring model for intelligent vehicles by Haiyang YU, Xiuzhen CHEN, Jin MA, Zhihong ZHOU, Shuning HOU

“…More and more electronic devices are integrated into the modern vehicles with the development of intelligent vehicles.There are various design flaws and vulnerabilities hidden in a large number of hardware, firmware and software.Therefore, the vulnerabilities of intelligent vehicles have become the most important factor affecting the vehicle safety.The safety of vehicles is seriously affected by the disclosure of a large number of vulnerabilities, and the wide application of smart cars is also restricted.Vulnerability management is an effective method to reduce the risk of vulnerabilities and improve vehicle security.And vulnerability scoring is one the important step in vulnerability management procedure.However, current method have no capability assessing automotive vulnerabilities reasonably.In order to handle this problem, a vulnerability scoring model for intelligent vehicles was proposed, which was based on CVSS.The attack vector and attack complexity were optimized, and property security, privacy security, functional safety and life safety were added to characterize the possible impact of the vulnerabilities according to the characteristics of intelligent vehicles.With the machine learning method, the parameters in CVSS scoring formula were optimized to describe the characteristics of intelligent vehicle vulnerabilities and adapt to the adjusted and new added weights.It is found in case study and statistics that the diversity and distribution of the model are better than CVSS, which means the model can better score different vulnerabilities.And then AHP is used to evaluate the vulnerability of the whole vehicle based on the vulnerability score of the model, a score is given representing the risk level of whole vehicle.The proposed model can be used to evaluate the severity of information security vulnerabilities in intelligent vehicles and assess the security risks of the entire vehicle or part of the system reasonably, which can provide an evidence for fixing the vulnerabilities or reinforcing the entire vehicle.…”
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Maximizing information in neuron populations for neuromorphic spike encoding by Ahmad El Ferdaoussi, Eric Plourde, Jean Rouat

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Solution Scheme for Acquisition of Satellite Positioning Mobile Information by 陈军强

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Scientific information management in the research education of Medicine students by Elso Manuel Cruz Cruz, Eslhey Sánchez Domínguez

“…<p>In any scientific research it is very important to achieve an appropriate information management to allow creating and transmitting new knowledge. …”
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Information Security and Privacy Management in Intelligent Transportation Systems by Mariia Bakhtina, Raimundas Matulevičius, Lukaš Malina

Subjects: “…information security management…”
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Application of information technologies for automation management of environmental activity by V. A. Rybak, A. D. Grib, Sh. Ahmad

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General Idea for Water Resources Information Construction in Guangdong by 曾仕康, 丁振华

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Financial Reporting Quality and Sustainability Information Disclosure in Brazil by João Antônio Salvador de Souza, Leonardo Flach, José Alonso Borba, Cleber Broietti

“…Currently, businesses face an information disclosure approach involving the triple bottom line (social, environmental, and financial). …”
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Reputation Detection for Information Diffusion in Social Network Systems by Yifeng Zhou, Fang Yu

“…The main idea is that the positive (or negative) observation of an information diffusion process increases (or decreases) the belief of the corresponding diffusion path, which further increases (or decreases) the reputation of each involved agent. …”
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