"A Neuro Genetic Hybrid Approach for Enhancing Software Development Effort Estimation" is an essential reference guide for software developers who are looking to improve their estimation accuracy. In this book, Poonam Rijwani presents a novel approach that combines both artificial neural networks and genetic algorithms to enhance the software development effort estimation process. 
The book covers a range of topics, including an introduction to software development effort estimation, the fundamentals of artificial neural networks and genetic algorithms, the design and implementation of the hybrid approach, and the evaluation of the approach using real-world data sets. 
The author provides step-by-step guidance on how to implement the hybrid approach, including how to select appropriate neural network architecture and genetic algorithm parameters. Additionally, the book discusses how the approach can be adapted to handle different types of software projects and different environmental conditions. 
Overall, "A Neuro Genetic Hybrid Approach for Enhancing Software Development Effort Estimation" is a valuable resource for software developers, project managers, and anyone involved in the software development process. The hybrid approach presented in this book can help to improve estimation accuracy, reduce project risks, and ultimately lead to more successful software development projects.

A Neuro Genetic Hybrid Approach for Enhancing Software Development Effort Estimation

Computers & Technology

Rijwani, Poonam

Programming

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Lathadevi Hassan Thotappa

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Sabri, Faten

Islam

Critical analysis of money laundering laws under international laws

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Hardani Abbas Amer

Business Culture

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Aditi Singh

Present study revealed the role of cancer stem cell enrichment and its fibroblast niche influence in chemoresistance of oral squamous cell carcinoma. In-vitro cell line model of dysplasia (early carcinogenesis) developed from 4NQO induced carcinogenesis mice tongue model system, and in chemo-therapy induced acquired chemo-resistant cell line model, revealed the enrichment of CSCs genes (CD44, CD133, Aldh1a1, Notch1, CXCR4, Sox2, Oct4, and Nanog) and increased aggressiveness in terms of tumorigenicity, and functional properties like clone formation and migration capacity of the oral cells. Targeting these CSC population in dysplastic cells (Notch1 pathway), significantly reduced the proliferation, and functional properties of severe dysplastic cells. Targeting the Aldh1a1 expression using si-RNA Aldh1a1 and small molecule inhibitor NCT-501, showed a significant reduction in tumorigenic, proliferation, multi drug resistant (MDR) gene (MDR1, MRP2, ERCC1, thymidine synthatase, survivin, etc) expressions, and functional properties by characteristic reduction in other CSC gene expression in an in-vitro, ex-vivo and in-vivo model system. Upon culturing the dysplastic cells/ cancer cells, in direct or indirect co-culture system, along with the dysplastic/cancer associated fibroblast, showed enrichment in CSC, and chemo-resistance gene expression. Targeting CXCR4/SDF-1&#945; pathway based cross-talk between the cancer and CAFs, when abrogated using AMD3100, a small molecule inhibitor, showed significant reduction in MDR gene, CSC gene and functional property reduction in an in-vitro, and ex-vivo model system. Thus, this study showed the importance of cancer stem cell and microenvironment influence on chemo-resistance and a need to upgrade the conventional therapeutic regime from only targeting cancer cells to CSCs and tumor microenvironment in toto.

Targeting Cancer Stem Cell and Its Fibroblast Niche in Chemoresistance of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Safeena Kulsum

Climate change impacts vegetation and plant responses

Rathore Aparna

Betty Smith's A Tree Grows in Brooklyn captured the imagination of readers in 1943. Now, over sixty years since its publication, thousands of readers of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn still enter its world and identify with Francie Nolan, growing up in a tenement in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Betty Smith admitted that Francie was herself and that her mother, father, grandparents, aunts, and uncles were the inspiration for the book's characters. Here, in the first published biography of Betty Smith, their real-life stories are told. The heroes in Smith's novels, all working-class women-Francie in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, the office worker Margy in Tomorrow Will Be Better, the housewife Maggie in Maggie-Now, the aspiring writer Annie in Joy in the Morning-become self-directed and confident. These novels present an insider's view of a blue collar world, of complex characters and psychological dynamics. Smith's vision in her fiction was an unusual combination of no-holds-barred realism and hope. Betty Smith: Life of the Author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, carefully researched and precisely documented, is written in a warm, conversational voice. This tale of three cities-Brooklyn, Ann Arbor, and Chapel Hill-is wise, funny, and at times sad, a life of a writer but also of a daughter, lover, mother, and grandmother. AUTHOR Valerie Raleigh Yow, a former history professor, is a psychologist and playwright who lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She has authored several books, including The History of Hera: A Woman's Art Cooperative and Recording Oral History: A Guide for the Humanities and Social Sciences, chosen by the American Library Association for its list, Outstanding Academic Titles of 2006.Her first biography, Bernice Kelly Harris: A Good Life Was Writing, was described as a wonderful biography that involves her reader in Harris's life.-Florida Historical Quarterly. Growing up I read and reread, and loved Betty Smith's A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. I was Francie Nolan. Valerie Yow's biography is like being there all over again. Beautifully written, Francie and Betty live in every word. -Ruth Moose, poet and short story writer; Rules and Secrets and other books; professor, English Department, University of North Carolina.

Betty Smith: Life of the Author of a Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Biographies & Memoirs

Yow, Valerie Raleigh

Arts & Literature

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Cherish and Relish: Everyday Indian Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian Recipes (Hardback)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Nawabzadi Fatima Alam Khan

Cooking by Ingredient

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