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Android malware is one of the most dangerous threats on the Internet.  It has been on the rise for several years.  As a result, it has impacted many applications such as healthcare, banking, transportation, government, e-commerce, etc.  One of the most growing attacks is on Android systems due to its use in many devices worldwide.  De-spite significant efforts in detecting and classifying Android malware, there is still a long way to improve the detection process and the classification performance.  There is a necessity to provide a basic understanding of the behavior displayed by the most common Android malware categories and families.  Hence, understand the distinct ob-jective of malware after identifying their family and category.  This paper proposes an effective systematic and functional parallel machine-learning model for the dynamic detection of Android malware categories and families.  Standard machine learning classifiers are implemented to analyze a massive malware dataset with 14 major mal-ware categories and 180 prominent malware families of the CCCS-CIC-AndMal2020 on dynamic layers to detect Android malware categories and families.  The paper ex-periments with many machine learning algorithms and compares the proposed model with the most recent related work.  The results indicate more than 96 % accuracy for Android Malware Category detection and more than 99% for Android Malware family detection overperforming the current related methods.  The proposed model offers a highly accurate method for dynamic analysis of Android malware that cuts down the time required to analyze smartphone malware.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the performance of the pre-trained models and compare them with the probability percentage of prediction in terms of execution time. This study uses the COCO dataset to evaluate both pre-trained image recognition and object detection, models. The results revealed that Tiny-YoloV3 is considered the best method for real-time applications as it takes less time. Whereas ResNet 50 is required for those applications which require a high probability percentage of prediction, such as medical image classification. In general, the rate of probability varies from 75% to 90% for the large objects in ResNet 50. Whereas in Tiny-YoloV3, the rate varies from 35% to 80% for large objects, besides it extracts more objects, so the rise of execution time is sensible. Whereas small size and high percentage probability makes SqueezeNet suitable for portable applications, while reusing features makes DenseNet suitable for applications for object identification.

This paper presents the design, simulation and realization of a patch antenna for IOT applications. The patch antenna consists of a radiating element printed on one face of a dielectric substrate, when the ground plane is placed on the other face. In this work, two techniques are used to design a miniaturized patch antenna: the set-up of slots on the radiating element and the use of defective ground plane. Also, the slot’s radius and Length of inset point effects on the performances of the antenna is illustrated. All the simulated results are performed with FEKO, a solver based on a Moments Method and measurement is made using Vector Network Analyzer Anritsu MS2026C. The propose antenna resonates in three frequency bands 3.91, 4.86 and 5.16GHz for different characteristics such as radiation pattern, gain, return loss, which makes it suitable for many wireless communication applications such as IoT applications.

This study compared the performance of the partial least squares-structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) and the robust partial least squares -structural equation modelling (RPLS-SEM) methods through Winsorisation approach The inputs and the outputs used in this model were based on the electricity generation data, derived from the Al-Zawiya Steam Power Plant, Libya. Furthermore, the researchers compared the novel RPLS-SEM approach with the traditional PLS-SEM approach and noted that the novel RPLS-SEM method was more efficient compared to PLS-SEM.