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    An Xml Parser for Turkish Wikipedia
    (IEEE, 2019-04-01) Demir, Şeniz; Vardar, Uluç Furkan; Devran, İlkay Tevfik
    Nowadays, visual and written data that can be easily accessed over the internet has enabled the development of research in many different fields. However, the availability of data is not sufficient by itself. It is of great importance that these data can be effectively utilized and interpreted in accordance with the requirements. Access to written content in the Wikipedia encyclopedia, which is becoming increasingly common in Turkish natural language processing, can be done via XML dumps. In this study, our aim is to develop and demonstrate the applicability of an XML parser for the processing of Turkish Wikipedia dumps. The use of the open-source parser, which allows information extraction at different levels of granularity, is reported on pages containing biography infoboxes and textual contents.
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    A Visualization Platfom for Disk Failure Analysis
    (IEEE, 2018-05-01) Arslan, Şuayb Şefik; Yiğit, İbrahim Onuralp; Zeydan, Engin
    It has become a norm rather than an exception to observe multiple disks malfunctioning or whole disk failures in places like big data centers where thousands of drives operate simultaneously. Data that resides on these devices is typically protected by replication or erasure coding for long-term durable storage. However, to be able to optimize data protection methods, real life disk failure trends need to be modeled. Modelling helps us build insights while in the design phase and properly optimize protection methods for a given application. In this study, we developed a visualization platform in light of disk failure data provided by BackBlaze, and extracted useful statistical information such as failure rate and model-based time to failure distributions. Finally, simple modeling is performed for disk failure predictions to alarm and take necessary system-wide precautions.