Fatéma Zahra Benchara

Dr. Fatéma Zahra Benchara


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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2016
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FBFatéma Zahra Benchara
Fatéma Zahra Benchara
MYMohamed Youssfi
Mohamed Youssfi
BOBouattane Omar
Bouattane Omar
HOHassan Ouajji
Hassan Ouajji
The aim of this paper is to present a new distributed computing middleware for High Performance Computing (HPC) based cloud micro-services. The great challenge is to maintain the scalability and efficiency of massively parallel and distributed computational system when the intensive big data processed by its applications is widely increased. Besides, the proposed middleware implements a new cooperative micro-services team works model for massively parallel and distributed computing. This model is constituted by distributed micro-services as Micro-service Virtual Processing Units (MsVPUs) with integrated load balancing service and an AMQP communication protocol that grant HPC. The paper shows the proposed distributed computational scheme and its integrated middleware accompanying by some experimental results.

15 December 2020 in Parallel Computing
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Fatéma Zahra Benchara
YMYoussfi Mohamed
Youssfi Mohamed

25 August 2020 in Advances in Fuzzy Systems
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YMYoussfi Mohamed
Youssfi Mohamed
The paper aims to propose a distributed method for machine learning models and its application for medical data analysis. The great challenge in the medicine field is to provide a scalable image processing model, which integrates the computing processing requirements and computing-aided medical decision making. The proposed Fuzzy logic method is based on a distributed approach of type-2 Fuzzy logic algorithm and merges the HPC (High Performance Computing) and cognitive aspect on one model. Accordingly, the method is assigned to be implemented on big data analysis and data science prediction models for healthcare applications. The paper focuses on the proposed distributed Type-2 Fuzzy Logic (DT2FL) method and its application for MRI data analysis under a massively parallel and distributed virtual mobile agent architecture. Indeed, the paper presents some experimental results which highlight the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed method.

11 July 2016 in Computers
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Fatéma Zahra Benchara
YMYoussfi Mohamed
Youssfi Mohamed
BOBouattane Omar
Bouattane Omar
HOHassan Ouajji
Hassan Ouajji
The aim of this paper is to present a mobile agents model for distributed classification of Big Data. The great challenge is to optimize the communication costs between the processing elements (PEs) in the parallel and distributed computational models by the way to ensure the scalability and the efficiency of this method. Additionally, the proposed distributed method integrates a new communication mechanism to ensure HPC (High Performance Computing) of parallel programs as distributed one, by means of cooperative mobile agents team that uses its asynchronous communication ability to achieve that. This mobile agents team implements the distributed method of the Fuzzy C-Means Algorithm (DFCM) and performs the Big Data classification in the distributed system. The paper shows the proposed scheme and its assigned DFCM algorithm and presents some experimental results that illustrate the scalability and the efficiency of this distributed method.

1 January 2017 in International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications
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FBFatéma Zahra Benchara
Fatéma Zahra Benchara
MYMohamed Youssfi
Mohamed Youssfi
OBOmar Bouattane
Omar Bouattane
OSOuafae Serrar
Ouafae Serrar
HOHassan Ouajji
Hassan Ouajji
This paper aims to propose a new massively distributed virtual machine with scalable and efficient parallel computing models for High Performance Computing (HPC). The message passing paradigm of the Processing Units has a significant impact on HPC with high communication cost that penalizes the performance of these models. Accordingly, the proposed micro-services model allows the HPC applications to enhance the processing power with low communication cost. Thus, the model based Micro-services Virtual Processing Units (MsVPUs) cooperate using asynchronous communication mechanism through the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) protocol in order to maintain the scalability of the Single Program Multiple Data (SPMD) applications. Additionally, this mechanism enhances also the efficiency of the model based load balancing service with time optimized load balancing strategy. The proposed virtual machine is tested and validated through an application of fine grained parallel programs for big data classification. Experimental results present reduced execution time compared to the virtual machine based mobile agent’s model.

16 April 2016
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FBFatéma Zahra Benchara
Fatéma Zahra Benchara
MYMohamed Youssfi
Mohamed Youssfi
BOBouattane Omar
Bouattane Omar
HOHassan Ouajji
Hassan Ouajji
MBMohammed Ouadi Bensalah
Mohammed Ouadi Bensalah