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	1051	Improving energy efficiency in scalable WSNs through IoT-driven approach Enthalten in International journal of information technology 27.2.2025: 1-11
	1052	Machine Learning-based Analysis of the 2015 M5.8 Alxa Left Banner Earthquake Sequence Enthalten in Applied geophysics 27.2.2025: 1-18
	1053	Machine learning-based detection of alcohol intoxication through speech analysis: a comparative study of AI models Enthalten in European physical journal special topics 27.2.2025: 1-11
	1054	Advancing SERS Applications of 2D Materials through the Interplay of Rational Design and Structure‐Property Relationships Enthalten in Small Methods 26.02.2025. 26 S.
	1055	Cross-platform edge deployment of machine learning models: a model-driven approach Enthalten in Software and systems modeling 26.2.2025: 1-25
	1056	Human activity recognition using a bagging-based deep learning framework with convolutional capsule networks and spiking neural networks Enthalten in International journal of information technology 26.2.2025: 1-19
	1057	Hybrid model of 1D-CNN and LSTM for forecasting Ethereum closing prices: a case study of temporal analysis Enthalten in International journal of information technology 26.2.2025: 1-13
	1058	Performance evaluation of various electric vehicle drive systems in energy efficient grid integrated renewable systems Enthalten in International journal of information technology 26.2.2025: 1-18
	1059	Machine Learning‐Based High‐Throughput Screening, Molecular Modeling and Quantum Chemical Analysis to Investigate Mycobacterium tuberculosis MetRS Inhibitors Enthalten in ChemistryOpen 25.02.2025. 15 S.
	1060	Machine Learning‐Driven Mass Discovery and High‐Throughput Screening of Fluoroether‐Based Electrolytes for High‐Stability Lithium Metal Batteries Enthalten in Angewandte Chemie 25.02.2025. 13 S.

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