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relates to the various amount of computer services that can be wrongly used without permission. The disruption of computer services include government computer services or public safety infrastructure, add, alter, damage, delete, or destroy any computer data, software, program, etc. (Waldron). Assembly Bill 32 clearly clarifies the criminal penalties for any violation and those are subjected to fines and imprisonment. This bill has been created by the advanced number of high tech computer criminals that

sometimes known as text data mining often refers to the process of pulling out of interesting and non-trivial patterns of knowledge form a semi or unstructured text document. Text mining can also serve as an extension of data mining or of data finding from a structures database. With text mining it can be the same as data mining but with a bit more complexity, because they somewhat carry out the same processes and has the same purpose, however with text mining the data is more unstructured rather

to the exploit the expanding mass of archival data to address complex financial, operational, communication and security (Guo, Straub, & Zhang, 2014) problems. This paper outlines the pros and cons of using archival data in the research of business issues from both an academic and practioner perspective. Advantages of Archival Data in Researching Business Issues The use of archival data, often referred as secondary or second-hand (Jarvenpaa, 1991) data, offers a variety of benefits across the research

Introduction? What kind of information is found in this section? What are the key points from your article’s introduction? Yes, the information found is a short description of congestive heart failure, and some data pertaining to the older people in Europe. Some key points beyond the data, was the importance of patient self-care with this diagnosis. Along with who’s responsible for this patient education. And how hard it is to manage this patient population. 5. Is there a Literature Review?

Performance Report Final 2015.pdf provides data related to these two instruments. The EPP provided data on the Preservice Teacher Survey instrument, three cycles of the entire instrument and alignment to the strands and one cycle of data by program. The Preservice Teacher Survey strand data is not disaggregated by program. The EPP did not provide a copy of the Preservice Teacher Survey instrument. The EPP did not provide an analysis of the data and assess how this data is used for program improvement or

How an OEMS helps buy side firms to comply with best execution policy (in fixed income market) Asset managers are fiduciary to clients. In the execution process, asset managers need to demonstrate reasonable steps to determine a best execution condition, follow their defined best execution trading policy and perform fair dealing to all client accounts on trades. . In creating best practices, oversight is essential to foster the process. Compliance, trading, portfolio management, operations and administration

3.1 Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Artificial intelligence in Medicine (AIM) [‎18,‎19] frameworks are expected to help healthcare laborers in the typical course of their obligations, supporting assignments that depend on the control of data and information. An AI framework could keep running inside an electronic therapeutic record system, and alarm a clinician when it identifies a contraindication to an arranged treatment. It could likewise alarm the clinician when it distinguishes situations

4. Data source analysis Data is one of the important factors in data forecasting studies because data represents the whole source of the business purpose of the study. There are several reasons that the difference of data source makes it hard to compare prediction accuracy from each other. First, the result of a prediction model may differ with different data sources. Theoretically, the more data we test, the more accurate result we can get, however, in real-world, it is often hard to collect as

Automated Drug Repurposing Based on ‘Omics’ Data Mining Dylan T. Lehrer College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University October 14, 2016 Automated Drug Repurposing Based on ‘Omics’ Data Mining by Dylan Lehrer Approved by: Dr. Imad Rahal Associate Professor of Computer Science Dr. Manuel Campos Professor of Biology Dr. Rasanjalee Dissanayaka Assistant Professor of Computer Science Dr. Imad Rahal Chair, Department of Computer Science Dr. Emily Esch Director, All College Thesis

Data Collection: Measurement Tools Data can be used to determine how effective current systems are working and what occurs when changes are applied and to document successful performance (Harris, Roussel, Thomas, & Dearman, 2016, p. 37). The collection of data can be done using a variety of different tools. One data tool for this project is a laboratory HbA1c level. The HbA1c levels will be drawn prior to the diabetes education class by a Phlebotomist and analyzed by the laboratory. The participants