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I.J. Information Technology and Computer Science, 2017, 7, 4250 Published Online July 2017 in MESS (http://www.mecspress.org/) DOI: 10.5815/ijitcs.2017.07.05A Systematic Literature Review on SMS Spam Detection

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1. To fill out a systematic literature review, follow these steps:
2. Define the research question or objective of the review.
3. Conduct a comprehensive search of relevant literature using appropriate databases and search keywords.
4. Apply inclusion and exclusion criteria to select relevant studies for the review.
5. Extract relevant data from the selected studies, including study characteristics, methods, and findings.
6. Analyze and synthesize the extracted data to identify patterns, themes, or gaps in the literature.
7. Interpret the findings and draw conclusions based on the evidence presented in the included studies.
8. Write a structured and organized report summarizing the review process, methods, findings, and conclusions.
9. Revise and edit the review report before finalizing it for publication or dissemination.

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1. A systematic literature review is useful for various individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Researchers conducting new studies to ensure their work builds on existing knowledge.
3. - Policy makers who need evidence-based information for decision-making.
4. - Healthcare professionals seeking best practices and guidelines for patient care.
5. - Students and academics who want to understand the current state of knowledge in a specific field.
6. - Companies and industry professionals interested in market research and competitor analysis.
7. - Funding agencies and grant reviewers assessing the need and potential impact of proposed research projects.

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What is a systematic literature review?

A systematic literature review is a methodical and exhaustive review of existing literature on a specific topic.

Who is required to file a systematic literature review?

Researchers, academics, and professionals in various fields are typically required to conduct and file systematic literature reviews as part of their research or evidence-based practice.

How to fill out a systematic literature review?

A systematic literature review involves conducting a comprehensive search of relevant literature, critically evaluating the studies identified, and synthesizing the findings to provide a summary of existing knowledge on the topic.

What is the purpose of a systematic literature review?

The purpose of a systematic literature review is to gather and synthesize existing research findings on a specific topic to inform future research, policy decisions, or practice.

What information must be reported on a systematic literature review?

A systematic literature review should include details of the search strategy used, the inclusion and exclusion criteria applied, a summary of the studies reviewed, and a synthesis of the findings.