Emerging Technologies in Data Mining and Information Security

Chapter 1: Application of ANN for On-line Monitoring and Security Estimation of Power System.- Chapter 2: Crop Prediction Models - A Review.- Chapter 3: Rainfall Prediction : A Comparative study of Neural Network architectures.- Chapter 4: Prediction of Bacteriophage Protein Locations Using Deep Neural Networks.- Chapter 5: Classification of Phishing Websites using Moth-flame Optimized Neural Network.- Chapter 6: Design and Analysis of Intrusion Detection System via Neural Network, SVM and Neuro fuzzy.- Chapter 7: Grammar-based White-box Testing via Automated Constraint Path Generation.

Ajith Abraham's research and development experience includes over 24 years in academia and industry. He works in a multi-disciplinary environment involving machine (network) intelligence, cyber security, sensor networks, Web intelligence, scheduling, and data mining applied to various real-world problems. He has given more than 70 conference plenary lectures/tutorials and invited seminars/lectures in over 50 universities around the globe. He is an author/co-author of over 900 publications, some of which have won best paper awards at international conferences, and a number of them are among the ScienceDirect Top 25 hottest articles. Since 2008, he has chaired the IEEE SMC Society Technical Committee on Soft Computing and he also represented the IEEE Computer Society Distinguished Visitors Program in Europe (2011-13). He serves/has served the editorial board of over 50 international journals in various capacities. An active ACM/IEEE volunteer, he has initiated and is also involved inthe organization of several annual conferences co-sponsored by IEEE/ACM: HIS (14 years), ISDA (14 years), IAS (10 years), NWeSP (8 years), NaBIC (6 years), SoCPaR (6 years), and CASoN (6 years). Currently, he is also coordinating the activities of the Machine Intelligence Research Labs (MIR Labs), International Scientific Network for Innovation and Research Excellence, which has members from nearly 100 countries. During the last 15 years, he has been associated with universities in Australia, America, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, teaching (short courses to semester programs) and supervising PhD students and in research collaborations. He worked under the Institute of Information Technology Advancement (IITA) Professorship Program funded by the South Korean Government. Before becoming a full-time academic, he worked for three International companies: Keppel Engineering, Singapore, Hyundai Engineering, Korea and Ashok Leyland Ltd, India where he was involved in different