Ph.D/Master Thesis & Dissertation: Recent submissions

  • WIN, SANDAR (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    One of the interest areas of computer vision is real-time human motion detection, tracking, and activity recognition. It has many applications in a variety of fields, including video processing, abnormally detection, ...
  • KYAW, LETT YI (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    The need for efficient resource management in distributed computing systems is greater than ever due to the significant growth of High Performance Computing (HPC) and its predicted future expansion. The increasing volume ...
  • Mar, Lwin Lwin (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    Machines are created to have the ability of human nowadays. Machines can make learning, perceiving with intelligence of humans. Emotions can be known by also expression of faces and gestures. Speech emotion recognition ...
  • CHERRY, HNIN (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    The development of networking abilities is essential for people in the current digital era. However, knowledge of network communication, packet sending and receiving between devices, device statuses, and network configuration ...
  • YEE, SANN SU SU (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    This research aims to develop the deep learning-based Myanmar Dialogue Act Recognition (MDAR) system to enhance Myanmar Dialogue Systems. Dialogue Act (DA) recognition is a foundational aspect of dialogue understanding, ...
  • HSAN, THU ZAR (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    There are numerous sub-continents in the world where cyclones yearly hit a certain region. Since cyclones directly affect people's lives and homes, their prediction is crucial to preventing the loss of life and property. ...
  • MON, AYE MYAT (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    This system presents a novel approach to Burmese (Myanmar) -English Named Entity Transliteration System leveraging Transformer models, focusing on character, sub- syllable, and syllable segmentation based on a meticulously ...
  • HLAING, MAY ME ME (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    Analyzing of news truthfulness is a challenging problem in today’s era because there is a massive information on the social networking sites (SNS) which turns out to be very difficult to manually analyze. Moreover, the ...
  • THANK, LWIN MAY (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    Thousands of gene expressions can be monitored using microarray technology in a variety of biological circumstances. Microarray data has the number of features is very large with respect to their samples and also has the ...
  • YI, HTAY HTAY (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    Network security plays a pivotal role in safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorized access and malicious activities. This work addresses the challenge by proposing a Selected Features Based Intrusion Detection System ...
  • Yune, Florance (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-06)
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the world, affecting every aspect of human daily lives. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is itself a broad field that lies under AI. NLP depends upon linguistics and is ...
  • Hla, Ni Ni (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-05)
    This research makes an effort to examine the mathematical characteristics of the typical attacks on both traditional and modern ciphers, including the Hill cipher and the elliptic curve cryptosystem. Known-plaintext ...
  • Phyu, Win Lai Lai (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-03)
    This dissertation aims to investigate the data augmenting and scrutinizing methods in developing a speech dataset for text independent Burmese speaker identification in open-set case which means the test speaker may ...
  • Htwe, Nang Kham (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2024-03)
    The goal of text-to-image synthesis is to automatically create an image that corresponds to a given text description. It is the process of training a computer model to understand natural language and translate it into ...
  • Win, Eaint Mon (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-09)
    Community structure is one of the main structural features of networks and detecting overlapped community structure is an important field in social network analysis. There are many methods for finding non-overlapping ...
  • LWIN, NANDAR MOH MOH (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-07)
    Due to the dramatic improvement of ecommerce, web sources which are important for both potential customers and service providers rapidly emerge in prediction and decision purposes. Opinion mining techniques become popular ...
  • Ko, Thein Than (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-05)
    Car insurance companies face a major challenge in dealing with insurance claims, which are prone to fraud and increasing in volume. This makes it difficult for insurers to classify claims during the review process. To ...
  • Khin, Ei Ei (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-05)
    Nowadays, banking system plays an important role of financial sectors all over the world. The more accurate predictive modeling system is required for their services or products in the banking industry. Bank workers ...
  • Yu, Thein (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-04)
    As the development of internet technology is raising, the volume of information used for the internet users also increase in the web. Users can apply that information and give opinions for decision making system. ...
  • OO, MAY ZIN (University of Computer Studies, Yangon, 2023-01)
    In recent years, with the advancement of high speed communication networks, multimedia applications which consists of a collection of multiple media such as text, graphics, images, sound, and video became popular. Due ...

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