Sardar F. Jaf

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2016
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Maytham Alabbas, Sardar F. Jaf, Abdul-Hussein M. Abdullah:
Optimize BpNN Using New Breeder Genetic Algorithm. AISI 2016: 373-382
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Maytham Alabbas, Raidah S. Khudeyer, Sardar F. Jaf:
Improved Arabic characters recognition by combining multiple machine learning classifiers. IALP 2016: 262-265
2015
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Sardar F. Jaf, Allan Ramsay:
The Application of Constraint Rules to Data-driven Parsing. RANLP 2015: 232-238
2013
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Sardar F. Jaf, Allan Ramsay:
Towards the Development of a Hybrid Parser for Natural Languages. ICCSW 2013: 49-56
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Sardar F. Jaf, Allan Ramsay:
A Hybrid Approach to Parsing Natural Languages. LTC 2013: 136-145

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