Mohammed AL-KABI
Mohammed Naji Al-Kabi obtained his Ph.D. degree in Mathematics from the University of Lodz/Poland (2001), his masters degree in Computer Science from the University of Baghdad/Iraq (1989), and his bachelor degree in statistics from the University of Baghdad/Iraq (1981). Mohammed Naji AL-Kabi is an assistant Professor in the Faculty of Sciences and IT, at Zarqa University. Prior to joining Zarqa University, he worked many years at Yarmouk University in Jordan, Nahrain University and Mustanserya University in Iraq. He also worked as a part time lecturer at Jordan University of Science and Technology, and Sunderland university. AL-Kabi's research interests include Information Retrieval, Web search engines, Data Mining, Sentiment analysis and opinion mining, Natural Language Processing and Software Engineering. He is the author of more than 73 peer reviewed articles in these topics. His teaching interests focus on information retrieval, Web programming, data mining, DBMS (ORACLE, MYSQL & MS Access).
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discovering and mining the Web usage in
different countries, but none of these dedicated to
the Arab countries. This paper aims at
discovering the Web usage in six Arab countries
(Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestinian territories,
Saudi Arabia and Syria) through analyzing the
top sites and top searches for these countries by
comparing the collected data to find the
percentages of similarities and differences within
these countries. Data collection for Jordan and
five other neighboring countries were recorded
for the period of around 1 month (from
01/Oct/2010 to 31/ Oct /2010). The results show
differences in Web usage between these countries
and the tests show that these differences are
statistically significant through the use of Chisquare
test for independence.
discovering and mining the Web usage in
different countries, but none of these dedicated to
the Arab countries. This paper aims at
discovering the Web usage in six Arab countries
(Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestinian territories,
Saudi Arabia and Syria) through analyzing the
top sites and top searches for these countries by
comparing the collected data to find the
percentages of similarities and differences within
these countries. Data collection for Jordan and
five other neighboring countries were recorded
for the period of around 1 month (from
01/Oct/2010 to 31/ Oct /2010). The results show
differences in Web usage between these countries
and the tests show that these differences are
statistically significant through the use of Chisquare
test for independence.