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A ready reckoner for academic writers. You have created your bibliography but now you are in a quandary about citations; you have specific questions as to whether one has to cite all authors or just the first two authors. In this blog, PHD Assistance experts provide a reference table on how to cite references (printed […]

Nature was a human’s primary inspiration, and it provides optimised solutions for real-world challenges (Kongkaew, 2017). Since many centuries, biological procedures and techniques have influenced the science and technology. Natural systems have many characteristics that inspire applications, such as self-organisation, flexibility, simplicity and dynamics (Sindhya, 2012). Similarly, nature-inspired algorithms provide optimised solutions for real and […]

Analyzation of different Evolutionary algorithms in Artificial intelligence (AI) September 05, 2019 Human behaviour is simulated using an artificial intelligence (AI) technique. AI provides a better, quicker and more accurate alternative to an optimisation problem than existing conventional techniques. In general, an artificial intelligence technique uses multiple approaches to achieve an ideal solution. In this […]

Writers from PHD Assistance advise on writing LRs for sciences, social sciences, and humanities. What is an LR? A literature review or study implies that you have reviewed a collection of online or print literature (papers, pamphlets, and articles) pertaining to the topic of your study; your audience does not expect your personal view point. […]

Research Gap Research gap is the gap in the knowledge in a field of study. Research is an investigation; a quest to find something; prove or disprove a hypothesis; what the researcher studies to establish facts is the research gap; what a researcher researches about is the research gap. A PhD thesis or dissertation writing […]

Contemplating a literature review? Remember these sage tips from Ph.D. dissertation help guides. “What do researchers know? What do they not know? What has been researched and what has not been researched? Is the research reliable and trustworthy? Where are the gaps in the knowledge? When you compile all that together, you have yourself a […]

Literature review is an analysis of all available relevant literature to the field of study to provide a description, summary, explanation, or critical evaluation of a specific issue, theory, and/ or related concepts. The literature for the field study will include the previous dissertations in the given field, scholarly articles, journals, other scientific works, etc. […]

A research proposal is a document used to propose a research project. This is generally used by research students, for sponsorship and approval. They are later evaluated by the authority the proposal is submitted to. A research proposal’s main goal is to present and justify the need for a specific research, opening avenues towards a […]