Mohammad Maifi Hasan Khan
Associate Professor/Computing
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Scholarly Contributions
62 Scholarly Contributions
Initial Trustworthiness Perceptions of a Drone System based on Performance and Process Information.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Performance analysis of fault-tolerant exact motif mining algorithm on the cloud.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Context aware data acquisition framework for dynamic data driven applications systems (DDDAS)
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Investigating the Effects of (Empty) Promises on Human-Automation Interaction and Trust Repair.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Arion: a Model-driven Middleware for Minimizing Data Loss in Stream Data Storage.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
The Apple Does Fall Far from the Tree: User Separation of a System from its Developers in Human-Automation Trust Repair.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
A Model Driven Approach Towards Improving the Performance of Apache Spark Applications.
2024
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Exposing Complex Bug-Triggering Conditions in Distributed Systems via Graph Mining, International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP)
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
The Effects of Risk and Role on Users' Anticipated Emotions in Safety- Critical Systems.
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Evaluation of Network Trust Using Provenance Based on Distributed Local Intelligence, MILCOM 2011 Military Communications Conference
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
The Role of Behavioral Anthropomorphism in Human-Automation Trust Calibration.
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
It's Only a Machine (But I Like It): Factors Influencing Initial Trust in a Safety-Critical System
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CSMiner: An Automated Tool for Analyzing Changes in Configuration Settings Across Multiple Versions of Large Scale Cloud Software
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Divergences in Blame Attribution after a Security Breach based on Compliance Behavior: Implications for Post-breach Risk Communication
Research Type: Conference Proceedings