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  • Conditions Facilitating the Aversion of Unpopular Norms: An Agent-Based Simulation Study 
    Zoofishan Zareen; Muzna Zafar; Kashif Zia (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    People mostly facilitate and manage their social lives adhering to the prevalent norms. There are some norms which are unpopular, yet people adhere to them. Ironically, people at individual level do not agree to these ...
  • Automated segmentation of subretinal layers for the detection of macular edema 
    Taimur Hassan; M. Usman Akram; Bilal Hassan; Adeel M. Syed; Shafaat Ahmed Bazaz (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    Macular edema (ME) is considered as one of the major indications of proliferative diabetic retinopathy and it is commonly caused due to diabetes. ME causes retinal swelling due to the accumulation of protein deposits within ...
  • Quantifying the interplay of emotions and rationality in herding: A game-theoretic simulation study 
    Kashif Zia; Alois Ferscha; Ahmad Din; Umar Farooq (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    In this paper, we apply game theory to analyze interplay between emotions and rationality, to reduce the effect of herding during evacuation. The simulation model developed for this work incorporates the social behavior ...
  • Reputation Management System for Fostering Trust in Collaborative and Cohesive Disaster Management 
    Sabeen Javed; Hammad Afzal; Fahim Arif; Awais Majeed (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    The best management of a disaster requires knowledge, skills and other resources not only for relief and rehabilitation but also for recovery and mitigation of its effects. These multifaceted goals cannot be achieved by a ...
  • Impact of ICT‑mediated collective awareness on urban mobility 
    Kashif Zia; Alois Ferscha; Ahmad Din; Khurram Shahzad; Awais Majeed (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    Purpose: This paper studies the influence of information and communication technologies on human reasoning and decision making. It investigates the potential impact of ambient intelligence on change in pedestrian mobility ...
  • Performance Analysis of a Novel High Impedance Surface for Microstrip-line Small Patch Antenna for Mobile Applications 
    M.I.Khattak; F.Ahmad; A.B.Qazi; A.A.Khan (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2015)
    This paper is concerned with the design and manufacture of 4G patch antenna with the newly introduced artificial materials known as artificial magnetic surfaces or high impedance surface (HIS). The use of HIS for antenna ...
  • Mitigating Isi In Cellular Networks For A 3d Scatterred Model 
    Muhammad Adeel; Zulfiqar Ali; Tamim Ahmed Khan; Ikram ul Haq; Umar Iqbal (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2015)
    Temporal behavior of a wireless scattered channel characterizes the response associated with timed behavior of the scattered components of a signal. One of the important features of the temporal characteristic is the ...
  • Validation to the Requirement Elicitation Framework via Metrics 
    Dr. Shahid Nazir Bhatti; Maria Usman; Dr. Amr A. Jadi (2015)
    Requirement elicitation is the most significant factor in the requirement engineering process. It is already proven fact that improper elicitation of the requirements leads to the failure of the project, product. To improve ...
  • Using Smote for Convalescing Software Defect Prediction 
    Bushra Hamid; Inayat ur-Rehman; Abdul Rauf; Tamim Ahmed Khan (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2015)
    Software fault prediction models use software metrics and fault occurrences statistics, collected from previous versions of software products. These models attempt to predict the defect status (probability) of the software ...
  • Learning Technologies and Developing Countries 
    Inayat-ur-Rehman; Tamim Ahmed khan; Tassawar Iqbal; Manzoor Elahi; Sajjad Mohsin (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2015)
    Information technology has contributed in improving the learning process topics which were difficult for teachers to explain are now taught easily with the help of multimedia, smart boards and simulations. Gaming concept ...

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