This is a collection of the papers presented at MAICS conferences hosted at the University of Dayton.
Events from 2016
A Study of Android Malware Detection Techniques and Machine Learning, Balaji Baskaran and Anca Ralescu
A Tool for Staging Mixed-initiative Dialogs, Joshua W. Buck and Saverio Perugini
Fuzzy Algorithms: Applying Fuzzy Logic to the Golden Ratio Search to Find Solutions Faster, Stephany Coffman-Wolph
Towards the Development of a Cyber Analysis & Advisement Tool (CAAT) for Mitigating De-Anonymization Attacks, Siobahn Day, Henry Williams, Joseph Shelton, and Gerry Dozier
Real-time Unsupervised Clustering, Gabriel Ferrer
Exploring Web-based Visual Interfaces for Searching Research Articles on Digital Library Systems, Maxwell Fowler, Chris Bellis, Chris Perry, and Beomjin Kim
Extended Pixel Representation for Image Segmentation, Deeptha Girish, Vineeta Singh, and Anca Ralescu
Student Understanding and Engagement in a Class Employing COMPS Computer Mediated Problem Solving: A First Look, Jung Hee Kim, Michael Glass, Taehee Kim, Kelvin Bryant, Angelica Willis, Ebonie McNeil, and Zachery Thomas
Keynote Talk 2: Social and Perceptual Fidelity of Avatars and Autonomous Agents in Virtual Reality, Benjamin Kunz
Situations and Evidence for Identity Using Dempster-Shafer Theory, William Nick, Yenny Dominguez, and Albert Esterline
An Autonomic Computing System based on a Rule-based Policy Engine and Artificial Immune Systems, Rahmira Rufus, William Nick, Joseph Shelton, and Albert Esterline
The WebID Protocol Enhanced With Group Access, Biometrics, and Access Policies, Cory Sabol, William Nick, Maya Earl, Joseph Shelton, and Albert Esterline
Comparison of Biometric Authentication Software Techniques: GEFE vs. Angle Based Metrics, Robert Stokes, Angelica Willis, Kelvin Bryant, Zanetta Tyler, and Anthony Dobson
Front matter: Proceedings of the MAICS 2016 Conference, University of Dayton
