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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026)Advancing computational intelligence, this issue presents 8 research/review articles from Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Iraq, covering numerical computing, public health, higher education, housing, maritime education, and digital learning, with emphasis on machine learning, prediction, automated decision-making, and technology adoption | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
5 Countries · 9 Affiliations · 21 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026)From financial markets to disaster management, the 5 articles from Malaysia, Australia, United Kingdom and Nigeria in this issue demonstrate the breadth of quantitative and computational analytics in addressing contemporary challenges. Statistical modelling, optimization, artificial intelligence, and decision-analytic techniques are employed to strengthen forecasting, risk assessment, resource allocation, biomedical analysis, and evidence-based planning | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
4 Countries · 8 Affiliations · 16 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025)Methodological innovation takes center stage in this issue, which features 8 research/review articles from Malaysia, the Philippines, and Nigeria, spanning statistical monitoring, optimization, business analytics, educational assessment, and maritime operations. Across these diverse applications, the studies employ quantitative models to examine financial risk, social enterprise performance, consumer behaviour, engineering outcomes, and operational efficiency, thereby offering analytical perspectives on complex decision problems | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
3 Countries · 8 Affiliations · 28 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025)Mathematical and statistical modelling provides a common thread throughout this issue, which has 6 research/review articles from Malaysia, Algeria, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Uzbekistan. The featured research encompasses flexible probability distributions, pension and portfolio analysis, financial inclusion, reliability assessment, and computational fluid dynamics. Together, these studies illustrate how rigorous mathematical formulations and computational techniques can contribute to both theoretical development and practical problem-solving | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
5 Countries · 10 Affiliations · 18 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024)Reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of computational analytics, this issue presents 6 research/review articles from Malaysia and Nigeria spanning optimization, information systems, financial modelling, blockchain, statistical inference, and system dynamics. The featured studies address diverse applications including portfolio allocation, healthcare scheduling, microtakaful protection, organizational systems, electronic voting, and probability modelling, demonstrating the potential of computational approaches to support complex decision-making | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
2 Countries · 8 Affiliations · 20 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024)A diverse collection of computational and analytical studies characterizes this issue which has 5 research/review articles from Malaysia and the Philippines, extending from bibliometric research and statistical methodology to digital marketing, fuzzy mathematics, and environmental forecasting. The featured work illustrates how quantitative techniques can reveal research patterns, represent uncertainty, examine digital consumer behaviour, and enhance the modelling and prediction of environmental phenomena | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
2 Countries · 3 Affiliations · 14 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023)Financial behaviour, consumer engagement, public health, and digital information systems form several important themes in this issue comprising of 6 research/review articles from Malaysia, the Philippines and India. Using statistical modelling, structural equation modelling, time-series techniques, and data-driven frameworks, the research generates analytical insights into financial risk, financial literacy, social media behaviour, healthcare management, and other contemporary socioeconomic challenges | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
3 Countries · 3 Affiliations · 20 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023)The breadth of computational methodology is particularly evident in this issue, which includes 6 research/review articles from Malaysia, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, and Oman spanning machine learning, clustering, information security, statistical inference, economic modeling, and multi-criteria decision analysis. Applications range from climate and student-performance modelling to data protection, financial risk assessment, international economic relationships, and industrial supplier selection, underscoring the practical versatility of computational analytics | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
6 Countries · 8 Affiliations · 21 Authors
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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022)Interdisciplinary perspectives converge in this issue through research involving fuzzy systems, demographic analysis, formal methods, multi-criteria decision-making, educational analytics, and personal financial behaviour. These 6 studies from Malaysia, Iraq, Japan, and the Philippines apply computational and quantitative methodologies to areas including queueing systems, reproductive health, mathematical foundations, industrial selection, student performance, and personal money management | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
4 Countries · 9 Affiliations · 22 Authors

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Journal of Computational Innovation and Analytics
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022)Marking the journal’s launch, this inaugural issue presents 5 research articles from Malaysia, the Philippines, and the United States, spanning statistical inference, neural networks, epidemiological forecasting, structural equation modelling, and generalized linear models, with applications in genomics, education, public health, healthcare, and pandemic research | GLOBAL AUTHORSHIP
3 Countries · 6 Affiliations · 16 Authors

