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Idris Winarno
Politeknik Elektronika Negeri Surabaya
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Indonesian Online News Extraction and Clustering Using Evolving Clustering Muhammad Alfian; Ali Ridho Barakbah; Idris Winarno
JOIV : International Journal on Informatics Visualization Vol 5, No 3 (2021)
Publisher : Society of Visual Informatics

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30630/joiv.5.3.537

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43,000 online media outlets in Indonesia publish at least one to two stories every hour. The amount of information exceeds human processing capacity, resulting in several impacts for humans, such as confusion and psychological pressure. This study proposes the Evolving Clustering method that continually adapts existing model knowledge in the real, ever-evolving environment without re-clustering the data. This study also proposes feature extraction with vector space-based stemming features to improve Indonesian language stemming. The application of the system consists of seven stages, (1) Data Acquisition, (2) Data Pipeline, (3) Keyword Feature Extraction, (4) Data Aggregation, (5) Predefined Cluster using Automatic Clustering algorithm, (6) Evolving Clustering, and (7) News Clustering Result. The experimental results show that Automatic Clustering generated 388 clusters as predefined clusters from 3.000 news. One of them is the unknown cluster. Evolving clustering runs for two days to cluster the news by streaming, resulting in a total of 611 clusters. Evolving clustering goes well, both updating models and adding models. The performance of the Evolving Clustering algorithm is quite good, as evidenced by the cluster accuracy value of 88%. However, some clusters are not right. It should be re-evaluated in the keyword feature extraction process to extract the appropriate features for grouping. In the future, this method can be developed further by adding other functions, updating and adding to the model, and evaluating.
High-Performance Computing on Agriculture: Analysis of Corn Leaf Disease Evianita Dewi Fajrianti; Afis Asryullah Pratama; Jamal Abdul Nasyir; Alfandino Rasyid; Idris Winarno; Sritrusta Sukaridhoto
JOIV : International Journal on Informatics Visualization Vol 6, No 2 (2022)
Publisher : Society of Visual Informatics

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30630/joiv.6.2.793

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In some cases, image processing relies on a lot of training data to produce good and accurate models. It can be done to get an accurate model by augmenting the data, adjusting the darkness level of the image, and providing interference to the image. However, the more data that is trained, of course, requires high computational costs. One way that can be done is to add acceleration and parallel communication. This study discusses several scenarios of applying CUDA and MPI to train the 14.04 GB corn leaf disease dataset. The use of CUDA and MPI in the image pre-processing process. The results of the pre-processing image accuracy are 83.37%, while the precision value is 86.18%. In pre-processing using MPI, the load distribution process occurs on each slave, from loading the image to cutting the image to get the features carried out in parallel. The resulting features are combined with the master for linear regression. In the use of CPU and Hybrid without the addition of MPI there is a difference of 2 minutes. Meanwhile, in the usage between CPU MPI and GPU MPI there is a difference of 1 minute. This demonstrates that implementing accelerated and parallel communications can streamline the processing of data sets and save computational costs. In this case, the use of MPI and GPU positively influences the proposed system.
Cloud Computing-based Shrimp Pond Water Quality Prediction Intelligent Service System Suasono, Zaikhul Sulthon; Setiawardhana, Setiawardhana; Winarno, Idris; Gunawan, Agus Indra
JOIV : International Journal on Informatics Visualization Vol 9, No 4 (2025)
Publisher : Society of Visual Informatics

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62527/joiv.9.4.2862

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Maintaining water quality is an essential factor in the success of shrimp farming, particularly in conventional and semi-intensive methods in Indonesian. Poor water quality will affect shrimp's survival, reproduction, development, and harvest yield. In order to furnish data regarding future water quality conditions, This research aims to create an intelligent cloud-based water quality prediction system for shrimp ponds that can provide accurate predictions regarding future water quality conditions. The system utilizes the WQI dataset gathered from four different shrimp farming sites, totaling 408 samples, each location exhibiting a different set of values. The model will be trained using four parameters: pH, DO, salinity, and temperature. The WQI dataset will be pre-processed to address missing data, outliers, and standardization. The water quality prediction model uses three machine learning algorithms: SVM, ANN, and MLR. The model's performance results are evaluated using MAE, RMSE, and R². The results indicate that the ANN model is the most effective, achieving an MAE: 0.4023, RMSE: 0.5336, and R²: 0.7178 for temperature predictions, and an MAE: 0.4080, RMSE: 0.5942, and R²: 0.5997 for salinity. The SVM model had mixed results for temperature, with an MAE: 0.3645 and RMSE: 0.4823, but it performed poorly for DO, as evidenced by a negative R² of -0.2428. The MLR model provided reasonable temperature predictions MAE: 0.4953, RMSE: 0.6370, R²: 0.5602. Subsequent research endeavors should prioritize the augmentation of the dataset size and the incorporation of temporal dimensions in order to enhance the precision of predictive outcomes.
Co-Authors Abd. Rasyid Syamsuri Afifah, Izza Nur Afis Asryullah Pratama Alfandino Rasyid Ali Ridho Barakbah Amang Sudarsono, Amang Arissabarno, Cahyo Arna Fariza Ata Amrullah Ayub, Waqas Bambang Sumantri Bima Sena Bayu Dewantara Budiarti, Rizqi Putri Nourma Dadet Pramadihanto Entin Martiana Kusumaningtyas Evianita Dewi Fajrianti Gunawan, Agus Indra Hamida, Silfiana Nur Hary Oktavianto Huda, Achmad Thorikul iwan Syarif Jamal Abdul Nasyir Jamal Abdul Nasyir Jamal Abdul Nasyir M Udin Harun Al Rasyid, M Udin Harun Marlisa Sigita Marlisa Sigita, Marlisa Muhammad Alfian Muzaki Nurus Sani Muzaki Nurus Sani, Muzaki Nurus Nurazmi, Talita Iza Primajaya, Grezio Arifiyan Rachmawati, Oktavia Citra Resmi Rudi Kurniawan Sesulihatien, Wahjoe Tjatur Setiawardhana, Setiawardhana Sritrusta Sukaridhoto Suasono, Zaikhul Sulthon Sudarsono , Amang Susanti, Puspasari Tessy Badriyah, Tessy Tri Harsono Udin Harun Al-Rasyid Udin Harun Al-Rasyid Utomo, Agus Priyo Wahjoe Tjatur Sesulihatien Wiratmoko Yuwono Yunia Ikawati