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Manual comparative methods have long been the main source for reconstructing Proto-Indo-European (PIE) dialects, with their weaknesses including fragmentary corpora, interpretive bias, and a lack of direct textual evidence. This paper introduces a probabilistic semantic reconstruction model that combines computational comparative linguistics and de...

By Mastura Tadjieva, Zaynab Matniyazova, Zarina Djumayeva, Khilola Umarkhujaeva, Mokhirukh Khoshimkhujaeva, Mohira Ankabayeva, Otabek Yusupov

Citation network analysis is increasing rapidly nowadays. However, the most important challenge is addressing inaccurate citation detection, where many unreasonable citations happen today, such as when the content of the cited paper is not relevant to the reference paper (citing paper), reciprocity and small cycles, which mean that author A cites a...

By Zahraa Yahya Mahdi Al-Mayali, Salam Al-augby

The fast digitalization of financial services has introduced a new digital lending platform into the financial services market, which is easy to use and fast to provide credit. Circumference of behavioral intention, however, is a key manifestation of the uptake of these services and largely depends on trust, service quality, perceived ease, and per...

By P Hameem Khan, S.K. Mohammed Altaf, B. Raja Rao, A. MamathKumar, A. Nitheesha

Neurodivergent language learners, including those with differences in attention regulation, sensory processing, and other measures, typically experience higher levels of intrinsic and extraneous cognitive load during vocabulary acquisition, leading to poorer vocabulary retention and slower semantic integration. The proposed study applies the Cognit...

By Saida Makhkamova, Yulduz Mehmonova, Azizakhon Khoshimova, Sevara Zokirova, Dildora Nuraliyeva, Subhida Jabborova, Shaxodat Axmedova

This paper explores the mediation effect of risk perception between demographic characteristics and motorized vehicle users' driving behavior in Indonesia. Driving behavior was evaluated on three categories: violation, error and lapse. A Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) was used for data analysis, which was carried out o...

By Bambang Hermanto, Leksmono Suryo Putranto, Dadang M. Ma'soem

The increasing integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) within modern power systems requires Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) to adopt intelligent, adaptive, and scalable scheduling mechanisms to ensure efficient, reliable, and economically optimal operation. This research proposes a hybrid reinforcement learning–based framework that com...

By Srinivasa Rao Sureddy, Nageswara Rao Pulivarthi

Citation impact prediction is complicated by the limitations of previous methods of prediction that are constrained to individual information channels such as textual features, citation networks, or bibliometrics. In this study, proposes a Multi-Channel Fusion Framework that leverages semantic, structural, and contextual information to predict cita...

By Zahraa Yahya Mahdi Al-Mayali, Salam Al-augby

This empirical study investigates the impact of work-life balance on the happiness of office workers in Hanoi's inner city, while also evaluating job satisfaction as a mediating variable in this relationship. In  light of the digital revolution, escalating work pressures, and the blurring boundaries between professional and personal life, it i...

By Nguyen Thi Mo, Do Ba Hieu, Ngo Thuy Trang, Vu Tri Duc, Le Luu Ly

The growing complexity and unpredictability of environments characterized by Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity (VUCA) made organizations realize the necessity of improving their resilience through the implementation of sustainable leadership practices and technologies. Although these areas have been studied independently, there is ...

By S. Saranya, S. Benneet, S.G. Yogesh, G. Kalpana, R. Thiyagarajan

Characterizing clay soils in Diwaniyah, Iraq, is important because differences in mineralogy, salt content, and chemical composition can significantly affect the swelling tendency, strength, compressibility, and overall performance of foundation and subgrade soils for pavements. In this context, this research focuses on the study of chemical proper...

By Sura A Saadoon, Ali A Al-Robay