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RNG Lab: A Reproducible Framework for Validation and Stream Management of MRG32k3a-Based Monte Carlo Simulations

Reliable and reproducible random number generation is fundamental to Monte Carlo simulation, stochastic optimization, and large-scale scientific computing. This paper presents RNG Lab, a reproducible software framework for stream management, validation, benchmarking, and provenance tracking of MRG32k3a-based random num...

Hussein Al-Zoubi · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

An Android-Based Expert System for Smartphone Damage Diagnosis Using the Forward Chaining Method

The developed Forward chaining-based expert system can assist in the initial diagnosis of Android smartphone damage in a more structured and consistent manner, support faster diagnosis, and provide recommended solutions based on selected symptoms.

Dhivan Asda Kurnianto, Dwi Ismiyana Putri · 0 citations
#software testing Review Open access Sep 2026

Student Difficulties in Mathematics and Adaptive Measures: A Study of Grade 10 Students

Mathematics is the cornerstone of schooling. Math instruction is very important to give students the skills and information they need to analyze and solve problems and become aware of their environment. Despite its central role, many Grade 10 students continue to struggle with mathematics, making it necessary to adopt...

Prexielyn D. Almerol, Mylene B. Ngayaan · 0 citations

Rational Coformer Screening of Multicomponent Crystals of Abiraterone Acetate Using Machine Learning (ML) and Multicomponent Hydrogen Bond Propensity (MCHBP): A Comprehensive Structural and Computational Investigation

A novel predictive framework that combines machine learning with molecular complementarity hydrogen-bond propensity (MCHBP) for efficient screening of coformers for efficient screening of coformers is developed.

K. Potla, Abhishek Sharma, Hemanth Kongara et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Pose Reproduction, Cross Docking, Database Enrichment, and Reverse Docking Benchmarks for DOCK6, Vina, and AutoDock 4 with Emphasis on Approved Drugs

This work introduces SB2025, a calculation-ready set of 1,244 protein-ligand complexes derived from the PDB, curated using literature-based ligand protonation states, and freely available in DOCK6, AutoDock Vina, and AutoDock 4 (AD4) formats.

Carissa P. Corbo, Scott Laverty, Robert C. Rizzo · 0 citations
#software testing Review Open access Sep 2026

Automated Validation in Embedded IoT Development: A Review of Continuous Integration and Delivery across the Fidelity Ladder

The review weighs the empirical evidence on continuous practices in embedded organisations, identifies areas where evidence is thin—benchmarks, cross-level coverage reasoning, and pipeline-scale evaluation—and closes with directions for research and practice.

Serif Oyindamola Oyesiji, Chukwudera Obumneke Anunagba, Stanley Nwakamma et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Differences in the quantitative parameter of lung lesions in dynamic chest FDG PET/CT imaging: framing protocol, reconstruction algorithm, software processing

The primary quantitative endpoint, the Ki value, remains highly robust across all evaluated framing protocols, software platforms, and reconstruction algorithms and facilitates cross-center data harmonization and clinical standardization for multi-center dynamic 18F-FDG PET/CT.

Ya-Rong Zhang, X. Wumener, Mao-Qun Zhang et al. · 0 citations

Clinical Characteristics and Peripheral Blood Film Findings of PreEclamptic and Normotensive Pregnant Women Attending Antenatal Clinic in Southern Nigeria

Pre-eclampsia is an obstetric disorder that affects a tenth of pregnancies worldwide. It has a growing burden in Nigeria with a prevalence ranging from 5-10%. Normal pregnancy is associated with changes in haematological indices. This hospital-based case-control observational study was carried out to determine the clin...

O. S. Otumu · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Improvement of an Unsignalized Intersection Through Signal Optimization and Geometric Enhancement: A Case Study of Milan Chowk, Butwal

In fast-growing Nepali urban centres, unsignalized junctions frequently struggle to handle mixed traffic volumes. Many of these locations are controlled only informally by traffic police, which produces irregular operations, high delays, and lengthy queues. Milan Chowk, a four-arm junction on the Mahendra Highway (NH-0...

Manjil Khatiwada, Himal Paudel, Santosh Khadka · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

A model carbonized papyrus scroll opens a novel path to identifying readable scrolls of the Herculaneum Library.

We report the successful fabrication of a laboratory-made carbonized papyrus scroll and the virtual unrolling and reading of its custom leaded ink text, using X-ray tomography. We believe this is the first confirmed proof of concept to show that the presence of lead in Herculaneum scrolls would greatly increase the pro...

Douglas Seiler, J. LaManna, Michael F. McOsker et al. · 0 citations

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