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Text Document Clustering Approach Using Document Similarity Measure with K-Means Algorithm Mr. Ashish P. Mohod1 , Mr. Najim A. Sheikh2 , Mr. Bharat S. Dhak3 , Ms. Mausami Sawarkar4 Asst. Professor, CSE, Priyadarshini J.L.C.E, Nagpur,RTMNU, Maharashtra, India Email – mohod.ashish@gmail.com1,sheikhnajim4@gmail.com2,bharat.dhak@gmail.com3, mausami_sawarkar@rediffmail.com4 Abstract: Document clustering is way of automatic organization of documents into clusters so that documents

TBAODV – Attackers aware Secure and Trust Based Ad-hoc On Demand Distance Vector Routing Protocol for MANETs Subtitle as needed (paper subtitle) Authors Name/s per 1st Affiliation (Author) Dept. name of organization (Line 1 of Affiliation - optional) Name of organization - acronyms acceptable (line 2) City, Country (line 3) name@xyz.com – optional (line 4) Authors Name/s per 2nd Affiliation (Author) Dept. name of organization (Line 1 of Affiliation - optional) Name of organization - acronyms acceptable

Chapter 7 Constraint Management DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Examples of everyday bottlenecks include traffic lights, drive-thru windows at the bank or fast food restaurants. On the highway merging lanes and speed zones. Maintaining constant speeds, setting traffic lights to coordinate traffic patterns and only allow highway construction after rush hour. Fast food restaurants have two windows, pull over spots and new cash card options to reduce time at the window. 2. The primary economies of

of the field 2x+2y=840 2(y-50)+2y=840 2y-100+2y=840 4y=940 y=235 x=235-50 x=185 The length of the field would be 185Ft. 11. Alan participated in a car race in which he had to cover a distance of at least 50 kilometers. He had fuel in his car for a maximum distance of 53 kilometers. If the distance is given by , where t is the time in hours, find the minimum and maximum number of hours for which Alan can drive his car. for at least 50 km s (t)=3t+47 s (t) =50 50=3t+47 3t=3 t=1 hour

I measure domestic political volatility through observable events that are likely to indicate leadership change or social pressure on the government, in both cases using variables constructed with data from the Cross-National Time Series (CNTS) dataset.footnote{cite{Banks2011Cross-National}. A number of studies have used the CNTS data to capture political volatility or instability, but there is no consensus on the best approach or best variables to use. To list a few: cite{Sasikumar2009testingtheories}

relatively close countries where there is a lower psychic distance in the beginning of the process and then only expand their operations to psychically distant countries (Claver, Rienda and Quer, 2007) . On the other hand, The Network Model emphasizes the importance of relationships formation and building upon the growth and internationalization of firms (Ojala, 2009; Collinson & Houlden, 2005). Johanson and Vahlne (2003) argued that “distance” can be decreased as a result of trust building, experiential

This particular scene shows two types of proxemics distances, social distance and impersonal business/casual social gatherings distance. Although this is a long shot, you can see the difference between the two groups of boys based off of how close they stand to each other. The two teams of boys are standing with each other at a social distance; they are friends and if they reached out their arms they could easily touch one another. Both teams are standing close enough to engage in two-way communication

Artificial Neural Networks Report Artificial Neural Networks 1. Introduction Artificial Neural Networks are computational models inspired by an animal's central nervous systems (brain) that has the ability of machine learning. Artificial neural networks are generally presented as systems of interconnected "neurons" which can compute values from inputs (from wikipedia). 2. Training an Artificial Neural Network The network is ready to be trained if it had been structured to service

have comparatively larger distance (i) to the points of gretaer density. In the following, we first demonstrate the computation of ρi and δi in detail. Assume the hyperspectral data set is XNXL = [x1, x2, . . . , xL] where xi = [x1i, x2i, . . . , xNi] T represents vector constructed by the ith band, N represents the number of pixels and L represents the number of total bands. First the distance matrix of bands wants to be computed. Let dij denote the Euclidean distance between the ith band xi

assigns to each player the probability that he will have the ball after a reasonable number of passes have been made. [8] Mathematical Background One way to analyse players position is closeness centrality, which is defined as the inverse geodesic distance of a node in the network [1]: (1) Where Aij is the total amount of passes from player i to j. This formula uses incoming and outgoing passes as equal measure. This will show how well connected the players are to each other. Another way is betweenness