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Vol. 15 Issue 12

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                         Notice Board: Call for PaperVol. 15 Issue 12      Submission Start Date: Dec 01, 2023      Acceptence Notification Start: Dec 10, 2023      Submission End: Dec 25, 2023      Final MenuScript Due: Dec 31, 2023      Publication Date: Dec 31, 2023




Volume IX Issue VI

Author Name
J Bremer
Year Of Publication
2017
Volume and Issue
Volume 9 Issue 6
Abstract
Internet is treasure of information i.e. all information are available on the Internet. Security is the major challenge when sharing information on shared media. So many encryption algorithms like RSA; DES etc are developed to unauthorized access of information in any form. Encryption Algorithms gives the response depending on programming language in which they developed. Java Script is the most popular scripting language for development of Encryption Algorithms. Web browsers are used to retrieve the information stored on World Wide Web, the retrieval response may depends on many factors like Programming language, Operating System, Internet bandwidth, congestion etc. In this paper we have chosen RSA algorithm in JavaScript scripting language to analyzed performance on different web browsers and finally we study that different Web browsers perform differently on RSA Algorithm in terms of response time.
PaperID
2017/EUSRM/6/2017/43721

Author Name
T Casse
Year Of Publication
2017
Volume and Issue
Volume 9 Issue 6
Abstract
In this paper, we explore a new real time sequence pattern technique for web access pattern. It uses a preorder linked, position coded version of UAP tree and eliminates recursive reconstruction of intermediate trees, starting with suffix sequences and ending with prefix sequences by UAP tree technique. An attempt has been made to modify UAP tree approach for improving efficiency. This algorithm totally eliminates the need to engage in numerous reconstructions of intermediate UAP-trees during mining and considerably reduces execution time. PS-UAP produces significant reduction in response time achieved by the PS-UAP algorithm and provides a position code mechanism for remembering the stored database, thus, eliminating the need to re-scan the original database as would be necessary for applications like those incrementally maintaining mined frequent patterns, performing stream or dynamic mining.
PaperID
2017/EUSRM/6/2017/43796 Implementation