Hamzeh Alabool

Dr. Hamzeh Alabool

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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

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

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31 October 2019 in Neural Computing and Applications
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MSMohammad Shehab
Mohammad Shehab
Laith AbualigahLaith Abualigah
Laith Abualigah
HHHusam Al Hamad
Husam Al Hamad
HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool
MAMohammad alshinwan
Mohammad alshinwan
Ahmad M. KhasawnehAhmad M. Khasawneh
Ahmad M. Khasawneh

3 February 2021 in Neural Computing and Applications
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HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool
DADeemah Alarabiat
Deemah Alarabiat
Laith AbualigahLaith Abualigah
Laith Abualigah
Ali Asghar HeidariAli Asghar Heidari
Ali Asghar Heidari

1 May 2018 in Journal of Systems and Software
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HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool
AKAhmad Kamil
Ahmad Kamil
NANoreen Arshad
Noreen Arshad
DADeemah Alarabiat
Deemah Alarabiat

21 May 2020 in Research Square
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HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool
DADeemah Alarabiat
Deemah Alarabiat
LALaith Abualigah
Laith Abualigah
MHMohammad Habib
Mohammad Habib
Ahmad M. KhasawnehAhmad M. Khasawneh
Ahmad M. Khasawneh
MSMohammad Shehab
Mohammad Shehab
Due to the advantages offered by AI in containment the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of AI techniques has increased greatly. Although these techniques provide an acceptable start to COVID-19 pandemic control, they differ in terms of purpose, AI synthesis methods, datasets, validation approach. This increase and diversity in the numbers of proposed AI techniques can confuse decision makers and lead them to the dilemma of what is the appropriate technique under the specific conditions. Yet, studies that assess, analyze, and summarize the unresolved problems and shortcomings of current AI techniques for COVID-19 are limited. In the existing review studies, only individual parts of AI techniques, rarely the full solution, are reviewed and examined. Thus, this study aims to present a comprehensive systematic review on the application of AI techniques in containment the COVID-19 pandemic. The applied search strategy led to include 73 papers related to the Application of AI techniques for COVID-19 published from December 2019 to May 2020. Ten applications of AI for containment COVID-19 were identified. In addition, the analysis results of the systematic review revealed five deficiencies so that future research should take them into consideration.

2 January 2025 in SN Computer Science
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HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool

6 October 2015 in Cluster Computing
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HAHamzeh Alabool
Hamzeh Alabool
AMAhmad Kamil Bin Mahmood
Ahmad Kamil Bin Mahmood