Omar Adwan
University of Jordan
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Journal of Information Science | 2018
Wafa Herzallah; Hossam Faris; Omar Adwan
Twitter is a social networking website that has gained a lot of popularity around the world in the last decade. This popularity made Twitter a common target for spammers and malicious users to spread unwanted advertisements, viruses and phishing attacks. In this article, we review the latest research works to determine the most effective features that were investigated for spam detection in the literature. These features are collected to build a comprehensive data set that can be used to develop more robust and accurate spammer detection models. The new data set is tested using popular classifiers (Naive Bayes, support vector machines, multilayer perceptron neural networks, Decision Trees, Random forests and k-Nearest Neighbour). The prediction performance of these classifiers is evaluated and compared based on different evaluation metrics. Moreover, a further analysis is carried out to identify the features that have higher impact on the accuracy of spam detection. Three different techniques are used and compared for this analysis: change of mean square error (CoM), information gain (IG) and Relief-F method. Top five features identified by each technique are used again to build the detection models. Experimental results show that most of the developed classifiers obtained high evaluation results based on the comprehensive data set constructed in this work. Experiments also reveal the important role of some features like the reputation of the account, average length of the tweet, average mention per tweet, age of the account, and the average time between posts in the process of identifying spammers in the social network.
International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications | 2017
Orieb AbuAlghanam; Mohammad Qatawneh; Hussein A. al Ofeishat; Omar Adwan; Ammar Huneiti
The tree-hypercube (TH) interconnection network is relatively a new interconnection network, which is constructed from tree and hypercube topologies. TH is developed to support parallel algorithms for solving computation and communication intensive problems. In this paper, we propose a new parallel multiplication algorithm on TH network to present broadcast communication operation for TH using store-and-forward technique, namely, one-to-all broadcast operation which allows a message to be transmitted through the shortest path from the source node to all other nodes. The proposed algorithm is implemented and evaluated in terms of running time, efficiency and speedup with different data size using IMAN1. The experimental results show that the runtime, efficiency and the speedup of the proposed algorithm decrease as a number of processors increases for all cases of matrices size of 1000?1000, 2000?2000, and 4000?4000.
Int'l J. of Communications, Network and System Sciences | 2015
Ja'far Alqatawna; Hossam Faris; Khalid Jaradat; Malek Al-Zewairi; Omar Adwan
Journal of Software Engineering and Applications | 2014
Mohammad A. M. Abushariah; Assal Ali Mustafa Alqudah; Omar Adwan; Rana Yousef
Archive | 2013
Tamara Almarabeh; Omar Adwan
annual conference on computers | 2011
Omar Adwan; Aiman Ayyal Awwad; Azzam Sleit; Abdel Latif Abu Alhoum
International journal of engineering and technology | 2013
Rana Yousef; Omar Adwan; Murad Abu-Leil
International Review on Computers and Software | 2013
Omar Adwan; Ammar Huneiti; Aiman Ayyal Awwad; Ibrahim Al Damari; Alfonso Ortega; Abdel Latif Abu Dalhoum; Manuel Alfonseca
Archive | 2014
Omar Adwan; Ammar Huneiti; Amjad Hudaib; Thaer Hamtini
Journal of Software Engineering and Applications | 2014
Rana Yousef; Omar Adwan; Mohammad A. M. Abushariah