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Computer Science
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525 184 Cited —The proliferation of agricultural medicines has supported crop productivity, but counterfeit pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and bio-based products, fragmented supply-chain management, and limited …
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264 55 Cited —Multimodal transformer networks couple a vision encoder, a learnable projector, and a language decoder to reason jointly across text and image inputs. Dense activation of every feed-forward neuron at every …
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489 165 Cited —With the tremendous growth of cloud computing, cyber threat intelligence systems, and compressed big-data storage, efficient and secure compressed pattern-matching techniques are in high demand. …
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579 137 Cited —Machine learning (ML) models for hepatitis B virus (HBV) outcome prediction must address high variance, bias, and class imbalance. Previous ensemble-learning studies have commonly combined only two models …
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201 31 Cited —Trustworthy machine learning for facies classification depends critically on leakage-free evaluation. This study proposes the Hybrid Explainable Transformer Framework (HETF), combining convolutional neural …
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156 26 Cited —This study classifies 20 rice varieties using three custom-built CNN architectures and four transfer-learning models: MobileNetV2, VGG16, ResNet50, and DenseNet121. The Bangladesh rice dataset, comprising …
Earth Sciences
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181 43 Cited —A comprehensive heavy metal pollution assessment of the Taloka and Wurno aquifers within the Sokoto Basin, northwestern Nigeria, was carried out. Field mapping, borehole logging and water quality analysis …
Mathematics & Statistics
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243 139 Cited —A graph G admits a prime labeling if its vertices can be assigned the integers 1,2,. . . ,|V(G)| so that every pair of adjacent vertices receives coprime labels; a graph with this property is …
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384 105 Cited —We study how the spectral gap λ1(G) of a compact metric graph equipped with the Kirchhoff Laplacian depends on its geometric and topological features. First, we examine …
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12 5 Cited —Let R be a finite commutative ring and let n be a positive integer. The n-total graph τn(R) has vertex set R, with distinct vertices …
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693 156 Cited —Zero-inflated count data are commonly modelled by mixing a degenerate distribution at zero with a Poisson or negative binomial component, thereby imposing a parametric form on the counts. The transition …
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536 132 Cited —In this article, we introduce degenerate multivariate Hermite--based Fubini polynomials by convoluting three-variable degenerate Hermite and Fubini polynomials. First, we derive the generating function …
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602 130 Cited —This paper introduces the inverse-order divisor graph associated with a finite group G, a hybrid graph obtained by combining the adjacency conditions of the order-divisor graph and the classical …
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187 24 Cited —The parameterized time neutrosophic soft set supplies a time-indexed family of neutrosophic soft sets together with its basic operations, while the effective-parameter mechanism, which revises an …
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539 129 Cited —This study develops a double Laplace--Sawi decomposition technique for nonlinear partial differential equations by coupling the double Laplace--Sawi transform with Adomian polynomials. In contrast with a …
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483 203 Cited —This study examines whether Shannon entropy regularization can mitigate the concentration associated with classical minimum-variance portfolio optimization while preserving risk-adjusted performance. Using …
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363 108 Cited —We establish new q-trapezoid-type inequalities for q-differentiable coordinated strongly s-convex functions on bidimensional intervals. A symmetric modulus convention is adopted …
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0 0 Cited —Fractional-order derivatives have a wide range of applications in real-world problems. In this work, we focus on a renewable resource in biomass management with population effects using a generalized …
Physics & Astronomy
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347 75 Cited —Rare DNA intermediate structures are essential for biological processes in living organisms, including protein folding and unfolding, gene transcription, and replication. Studies have been conducted on DNA …


