Asst. Proof. Dr.Hiba Jabbar Aleqabie Lect. Enaam Hadi Abd Computer Science and Information Technology Mathematics is a subject that is often associated with numbers, equations, and formulas. However, it is much more than that. Mathematics is a language that allows us to describe and understand the world around us in a precise and logical way. The study of mathematics dates back millennia, and it is often regarded as one of the most aesthetically pleasing fields of study. The beauty of mathematics lies in its ability to explain…

Asst. Proof. Dr.Hiba Jabbar Aleqabie lect. Mais Saad Safoq Computer Science and Information Technology Patterns are everywhere in our lives, from the natural world to the man-made environment. They are a fundamental aspect of our existence, and we often take them for granted. However, patterns have a significant impact on our perception of the world around us and can be used to create beautiful and functional designs. One of the most common examples of patterns in nature is the Fibonacci sequence. The spiral form of seashells and…

Asst. Prof. Dr. Heba Jabbar Aleqabie Dunya Jasim Mohammed Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology Visual material is an efficient way to transmit information, including clues about thoughts and emotions, as represented by the adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” In diverse application areas, such as instruction, entertainment, advertising, and journalism, such clues indicating the emotions and attitudes of the photographers may elicit comparable sensations from the viewer and aid in comprehending visual material beyond semantic notions. Due to the social media platforms being…

Assist. Prof. Dr. Ashwan A. AbdulmunemAssist. Prof. Dr. Ruaa Abdulridha Saeed AlsabahComputer Science and Information Technology Deep learning has become increasingly important in medical imaging due to its ability to detect patterns and anomalies that may not be visible using traditional clinical practice methods. This technology is being used for a variety of applications, from diagnosing diseases such as tumour cancer [1][2] and heart disease[3] to detecting early signs of Alzheimer’s. Deep learning algorithms are able to analyse large amounts of data quickly and accurately, making them…

Assist. Prof. Dr. Ashwan A. Abdulmunem Lect. Dr. Ruaa Abdulridha Saeed Alsabah Introduction The utilizing of green computing in any of the life fields necessitates understanding for each of their characteristics. An implanted device, for example, requires a continuous supply of energy, effective heat control, and excellent reliability. Portable device battery life is crucial. Their achievements, however, cannot be compromised. In the state of biomedical servers, the use of renewable energy resources and performance are more important. When examining the use of green computing in any of…

Assit.prof.Dr Mohsin Hasan Hussein & lec. Rand Abdulwahid Albeer The term information overload arose with the accelerated development of information technology. Every day, we are inundated with choices and options, what to wear? What movie to watch? What product to buy? what blog post to read? The sizes of these decision domains are frequently massive. Recommender systems (RS) are seeing significant academic, economic and industry interest. It can be considered an important part of the e-commerce ecosystem, and reduce a large amount of data to a manageable…

Assist. Prof. Dr. Ashwan A. Abdulmunem Computer Science Department Introduction Computational imaging (CI): is a step-by-step procedure for producing images indirect means from data utilizing algorithms that require a substantial amount of computing [1].In a nutshell, it refers to digital picture capture and processing methods that combine computing with optical encoding. In comparison to earlier imaging, computational imaging systems require close incorporation of the sensor equipment and the computing to produce the desired pictures. Because of the widespread accessibility of powerful computer technologies (such as GPUs and…