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Editorial Location-Based Mobile Marketing Innovations 2018 Jaegeol Yim , 1 Subramaniam Ganesan , 2 and Byeong Ho Kang 3 1 Professor Emeritus, Department of Computer Engineering, Dongguk University, Gyeongju, Republic of Korea 2 Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oakland University, Rochester, USA 3 Professor, School of Engineering and ICT, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia Correspondence should be addressed to Jaegeol Yim; [email protected] Received 15 April 2019; Accepted 15 April 2019; Published 28 April 2019 Copyright © 2019 Jaegeol Yim et al. is is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. e increasing complexity of the industry means that marketers must now be experts not only in marketing, but also in people, data, delivery platforms, and mobile location-based marketing. e objective of location-based marketing via mobile devices is to encourage those activities, as well as to drive foot traffic, share discounts, and build customer loyalty. e mobile devices are used to gather information about nearby businesses including reviews, directions, calling the business, and using the businesses’ mobile app. With location-based mobile marketing, the business is easy to find and have skillfully combined location-based mar- keting with an overall targeted marketing approach that includes social media, push notifications, e-mail newsletters, and even offline marketing. e objective of this special issue is to bring together research contributions of unpublished research on the recent development and innovations about the location-based service mobile marketing. is aims to facilitate and support research in the current e-commerce innovation that makes business easy, engaging, and at hand of the consumers. e paper “e Identification of Marketing Performance Using Text Mining of Airline Review Data” aims to firstly extract major keywords using text mining method, secondly to identify prominent keyword from the keywords extracted from text mining analysis, and then to confirm differences in influences of the keywords which affect corporate performance. In the paper “Dilemma and Solution of Traditional Feature Extraction Methods Based on Inertial Sensors,” after analyzing the difference of these indistinguishable movements, the authors propose several new features to improve accuracy of recognition. ey compare the traditional features and their custom features. In addition, they examined whether the time domain features and frequency domain features based on acceleration and angular velocity are different. In the paper “CEnsLoc: Infrastructure-Less Indoor Local- ization Methodology Using GMM Clustering-Based Clas- sification Ensembles,” the authors propose CEnsLoc, a new easy to train-and-deploy Wi-Fi localization methodology established on GMM clustering and random forest ensembles (RFE). Principal component analysis was applied for dimen- sion reduction of raw data. Conducted experimentation demonstrates that it provides 97% accuracy for room pre- diction, whereas artificial neural networks, k-nearest neigh- bors, K , FURIA, and DeepLearning4J-based localization solutions provided mean 85%, 91%, 90%, 92%, and 73% accuracy on the collected real-world dataset, respectively. It delivers high room level accuracy with negligible response time, making it viable and befitted for real-time applications. In “Location Privacy Protection Research Based on Querying Anonymous Region Construction for Smart Campus,” the user’s query range is introduced to present a novel anonymous region construction scheme. e anon- ymous server first generates the original anonymous sub- regions according to the user’s privacy requirements and then merges them to construct the anonymity regions submitted to LSP based on the size of corresponding querying regions. e security and experiment analyses show that the proposed scheme not only protects the user’s privacy effectively but also decreases the area of LSP querying regions and the region- constructing time, improving the quality of service for smart campus. e paper “Consumers Team Detection Model Based on Trust for Multi-Level” proposes a novel local community detection model E-MLCD. It is jointly based on the multilevel Hindawi Mobile Information Systems Volume 2019, Article ID 2164708, 2 pages https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/2164708

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  • EditorialLocation-Based Mobile Marketing Innovations 2018

    Jaegeol Yim ,1 Subramaniam Ganesan ,2 and Byeong Ho Kang 3

    1Professor Emeritus, Department of Computer Engineering, Dongguk University, Gyeongju, Republic of Korea2Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oakland University, Rochester, USA3Professor, School of Engineering and ICT, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia

    Correspondence should be addressed to Jaegeol Yim; [email protected]

    Received 15 April 2019; Accepted 15 April 2019; Published 28 April 2019

    Copyright © 2019 Jaegeol Yim et al. #is is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License,which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

    #e increasing complexity of the industry means thatmarketers must now be experts not only in marketing,but also in people, data, delivery platforms, and mobilelocation-based marketing.

    #e objective of location-based marketing via mobiledevices is to encourage those activities, as well as to drivefoot traffic, share discounts, and build customer loyalty.#e mobile devices are used to gather information aboutnearby businesses including reviews, directions, callingthe business, and using the businesses’ mobile app. Withlocation-based mobile marketing, the business is easy tofind and have skillfully combined location-based mar-keting with an overall targeted marketing approach thatincludes social media, push notifications, e-mail newsletters,and even offline marketing.

    #e objective of this special issue is to bring togetherresearch contributions of unpublished research on the recentdevelopment and innovations about the location-basedservice mobile marketing. #is aims to facilitate and supportresearch in the current e-commerce innovation that makesbusiness easy, engaging, and at hand of the consumers.

    #e paper “#e Identification of Marketing PerformanceUsing Text Mining of Airline Review Data” aims to firstlyextract major keywords using text mining method, secondlyto identify prominent keyword from the keywords extractedfrom text mining analysis, and then to confirm differences ininfluences of the keywordswhich affect corporate performance.

    In the paper “Dilemma and Solution of TraditionalFeature Extraction Methods Based on Inertial Sensors,”after analyzing the difference of these indistinguishablemovements, the authors propose several new features toimprove accuracy of recognition. #ey compare the traditionalfeatures and their custom features. In addition, they examined

    whether the time domain features and frequency domainfeatures based on acceleration and angular velocity aredifferent.

    In the paper “CEnsLoc: Infrastructure-Less Indoor Local-ization Methodology Using GMM Clustering-Based Clas-sification Ensembles,” the authors propose CEnsLoc, a neweasy to train-and-deploy Wi-Fi localization methodologyestablished on GMM clustering and random forest ensembles(RFE). Principal component analysis was applied for dimen-sion reduction of raw data. Conducted experimentationdemonstrates that it provides 97% accuracy for room pre-diction, whereas artificial neural networks, k-nearest neigh-bors, K∗, FURIA, and DeepLearning4J-based localizationsolutions provided mean 85%, 91%, 90%, 92%, and 73%accuracy on the collected real-world dataset, respectively. Itdelivers high room level accuracy with negligible responsetime, making it viable and befitted for real-time applications.

    In “Location Privacy Protection Research Based onQuerying Anonymous Region Construction for SmartCampus,” the user’s query range is introduced to presenta novel anonymous region construction scheme. #e anon-ymous server first generates the original anonymous sub-regions according to the user’s privacy requirements and thenmerges them to construct the anonymity regions submitted toLSP based on the size of corresponding querying regions. #esecurity and experiment analyses show that the proposedscheme not only protects the user’s privacy effectively but alsodecreases the area of LSP querying regions and the region-constructing time, improving the quality of service for smartcampus.

    #e paper “Consumers Team Detection Model Based onTrust for Multi-Level” proposes a novel local communitydetection model E-MLCD. It is jointly based on the multilevel

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  • properties and the strength of similarity of multilevel socialinteraction among communities. By studying three real-world multilevel social networks and specific QQ zonemarketing data, the model defines a new metric of simi-larity strength based on community structure similarity.Comparison with other state-of-the-art detection methodsdemonstrates E-MLCD’s ability to detect communities moreeffectively.

    In “RoC: Robust and Low-Complexity Wireless IndoorPositioning Systems forMultifloor Buildings Using LocationFingerprinting Techniques,” the authors propose a novelintegrated framework for wireless indoor positioning sys-tems based on a location fingerprinting technique which iscalled the robust and low complexity indoor positioningsystems framework (RoC framework). #e proposed inte-grated framework consists of two essential indoor positioningprocesses: the system design process and the localizationprocess. #e RoC framework aims to achieve robustnessin the system design structure and reliability of the targetlocation during the online estimation phase either undera normal situation or when some reference nodes (RNs)have failed.

    #e paper “An Indoor Location-Based Positioning SystemUsing Stereo Vision with the Drone Camera” proposes theindoor location-based drone controlling method that doesnot require the traditional remote controller and can beapplied to various services such as a group flight.

    In the paper “Research on Precision Marketing Modelof Tourism Industry Based on User’s Mobile BehaviorTrajectory,” data mining clustering technology is used toanalyze the characteristics of user’s mobile behavior tra-jectories, and the precise recommendation system of tourismis constructed to support for tourism decision making. It cantarget the tourist group for the precise marketing and maketourist travel smarter.

    #e paper “A Case Study Analysis of Clothing ShoppingMall for Customer Design Participation Service and De-velopment of Customer Editing User Interface” discusses aservice related to the convergence of the traditional clothingindustry with ITand a service wherein CT is converged withsystems that allow customers to participate in the designwork and share the designs they have created. #e resultsshow that both production method and production capacitylargely affect the user interface of apparel platform services,with customer freedom significantly correlated with theirfunctional roles. Moreover, the lead index is shown to be oneof the factors restraining customer freedom.

    #e paper “Malaria Vulnerability Map Mobile SystemDevelopment Using GIS-Based Decision-Making Technique”aims to improve the lack of GIS information use and com-patibility of multiplatform which represented limits thatexisting malaria risk analysis tools have. For this, theauthors developed mobile web-based malaria vulnerabilitymap system using GIS information. #is system consistsof system database construction, malaria risk calculationfunction, visual expression function, and website and mobileapplication.

    In the paper “A Study onRemoving CloudDrift of Sky-SeaInfrared Image Based on Agent,” a new shadow extraction

    method is proposed.#is method tests and removes cloud ofinfrared images based on cloud characteristics from infraredsky-sea images. #rough grey value characteristics of cloud,we can find and use reactive agent layer structure and classifymany agents used for local image cloud searching andmanageagents used for coordinating many cloud searching agent.

    #e paper titled “From Reputation Perspective: A Hy-brid Matrix Factorization for QoS Prediction in Location-Aware Mobile Service Recommendation System” proposes ahybrid matrix factorization method integrated location andreputation information (LRMF) to predict the unattainableQoS values. #e proposed method effectively reduces theimpact of unreliable users on QoS prediction and makescredible mobile service recommendation.

    #e paper “Location-Based Test Case Prioritization forSoftware Embedded in Mobile Devices Using the Law ofGravitation” uses a smart mall as a scenario to design anovel location-based test case prioritization (TCP) tech-nique for software embedded inmobile devices using the lawof gravitation. An empirical evaluation is presented by usingone industrial project. #e observation, underlying the ex-perimental results, is that the proposed TCP approach per-forms better than traditional TCP techniques. In addition,besides location information, the level of devices is also animportant factor which affects the prioritization efficiency.

    #e paper “Profile-Based Ad Hoc Social NetworkingUsing Wi-Fi Direct on the Top of Android” presents an ar-chitecture and implementation of social networks on com-mercially available mobile devices that allow broadcastingname and a limited number of keywords representing users’interests without any connection in a nearby region to fa-cilitate matching of interests. #e broadcasting region cre-ates a digital aura and is limited by Wi-Fi region that isaround 200 meters.

    We are very happy to publish this special issue of themobile information systems. #is issue contains 14 articles.Achieving such a high quality of papers would have beenimpossible without the huge work that was undertaken bythe Editorial Board members and External Reviewers. Wetake this opportunity to thank them for their great supportand cooperation.

    Conflicts of Interest

    #e editors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.

    Jaegeol YimSubramaniam Ganesan

    Byeong Ho Kang

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