A water purifier is an essential piece in every home. They help by removing contaminants from water and making it safe for drinking. A water purifier...
You may be wondering why your spectrum router keeps dropping Wi-Fi. Let’s explore what you should do when faced with such a problem. After reading this...
The DXY index, which measures the value of the dollar against a basket of other currencies, increased by 0.45% this week to 113.25 in advance of...
As a means of calming markets that have been roiled by the government’s economic policies, the new U.K. Treasury chief will unveil the specifics of his...
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Samuel Onidare had a hard time convincing his coworkers that he had made the correct option when he moved back to Nigeria...
LONDON—Having fired her chancellor of the exchequer days ago, U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss must now battle to save her own job after what many political...
Take Charge of the Situation Managers, as the individuals within the organization tasked with setting goals, should always consider how they will evaluate progress and hold...
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After a nearby rocket attack didn’t stop the meeting, the Iraqi Parliament chose an independent Kurdish politician as Iraq new president on Thursday, breaking a year-long...
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Apps submitted to the Google Play store must meet certain guidelines and criteria. Apps are posted to the store as soon as they are submitted, but it might take Google a while to review them and take down those that break the rules. App makers that have had several releases deleted from the store may be blacklisted. Many new apps in the Google Play store are quickly withdrawn for infractions of the shop’s policies. For the users of these apps, the potential for data loss within the app is an inconvenience. The University of Groningen’s Department of Computer Science has developed two machine learning models that can foretell whether or not a newly uploaded app will be withdrawn. Both programmers and end users can benefit from these models. Information about this study may be found in a publication that appeared in the September issue of Systems and Soft Computing. Assistant Professor Fadi Mohsen of the University of Groningen’s Information Systems Group at the Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence states, “My research focus rests on digital privacy and security challenges.” He set out to make a system that would let him...
