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ORCIDSISY 2014: Subotica, Serbia
- IEEE 12th International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Informatics, SISY 2014, Subotica, Serbia, September 11-13, 2014. IEEE 2014, ISBN 978-1-4799-5996-9
- C. L. Philip Chen:
A new learning algorithm for a Fully Connected Fuzzy Inference System (F-CONFIS) with its application for computing learning capacity. 11 - Imre J. Rudas:
MOOC - The educational revolution of the century. 13 - Marko Markovic
, Stevan Gostojic, Zora Konjovic:
Structural and semantic markup of complaints: Case study of Serbian Judiciary. 15-20 - David Juhasz, Barnabas Kralik, Péter Szilágyi:
Decentralizing a cyber-physical workflow system with a cloud messaging system. 21-26 - Zsolt Tóth, László Kovács:
Testing linear separability in classification of inflection rules. 27-32 - Aleksandar Pejic, P. M. Stanic, Szilveszter Pletl:
Analysis of packet loss prediction effects on the objective quality measures of Opus codec. 33-37 - Beata Balazsi, Ors-Tihame Kardos, Sandor Raduly, Károly Simon:
Software system for broadcasting and monitoring traffic information. 39-42 - Jozef Komorník, Magda Komorníková:
Modelling multiple REIT indices using TAR models based on aggregation functions. 43-47 - Tamas Ferenci, Levente Kovács:
Using total correlation to discover related clusters of clinical chemistry parameters. 49-54 - Domenico Candeloro, Anna Rita Sambucini:
Order-type Henstock and McShane integrals in Banach lattice setting. 55-59 - Slavka Bodjanova, Martin Kalina:
Construction of uninorms on bounded lattices. 61-66 - Madalina Erascu:
Semi-automatic analysis of algorithm complexity (Case study: Square-root computation). 67-72 - Dalibor Dobrilovic, Zeljko Stojanov, Vladimir Brtka, Zlatko Covic, Nemanja Bilinac:
Software application for analyzing ZigBee network performance in university courses. 73-77 - Janos Simon:
Comparison of different mobile WSN node localization techniques within the controlled microclimatic environment. 79-82 - Franciska Hegyesi, Rita Osz, Krisztina Nemethy:
Pedagogy, technology and organization. 83-86 - Petar Císar, Sanja Maravic Cisar:
Approximation of Internet traffic in wavelet domain. 87-91 - Stefano-Niko Orzen, Sorin Babii:
Time resolution for defining an optimal path with neural networks and graph structuring. 93-98 - Beata Brassai, Boglarka Varga, Károly Simon, Tamas Torok-Vistai:
GeoQuesting: Mobile adventure game and web-based game editor. 99-103 - Robert Pinter, Sanja Maravic Cisar:
"One question per day" a mobile learning project. 105-109 - Matus Ujhelyi, Peter Lacko, Aurel Paulovic:
Task scheduling in distributed volunteer computing systems. 111-114 - Árpád Takács, József K. Tar, Tamás Haidegger, Imre J. Rudas:
Applicability of the Maxwell-Kelvin model in soft tissue parameter estimation. 115-119 - Gergo Sántha, Gyula Hermann:
Continuous output periodicity detector from accelerometer data in activity monitoring. 121-123 - Attila Vass, Péter Kadar:
Analysis of annual production of a multi-tilted PV system. 125-130 - Ervin Burkus, Péter Odry:
Implementation of 3D ground contact model for uneven ground using SimMechanics. 131-135 - Andrea Varga, Janos Libor, Ervin Racz, Péter Kadar:
A small laboratory-scale experimental method and arrangement for investigating wavelength dependent irradiations of solar cells. 137-141 - Endre Pap, Mirjana Strboja:
Jensen type inequality for the pseudo-integral based on the smallest universal integral. 143-147 - Nebojsa M. Ralevic, Dejan Cebic:
A variant of two-step optimal fourth-order iterative method for solving nonlinear equation. 149-153 - Martin Kalina, Maddalena Manzi, Biljana P. Mihailovic:
Pseudo-supermodularity for the Choquet-like integrals. 155-158 - Aleksandar Takaci, Ivana Stajner-Papuga, Miroslav Maric, Darko Drakulic:
A note on the use of Choquet and Sugeno integrals in minimal and maximal covering location problems. 159-162 - Isabela Dramnesc, Tudor Jebelean:
Theory exploration of sets represented as monotone lists. 163-168 - György Molnár, Zoltan Szuts:
Advanced mobile communication and media devices and applications in the base of higher education. 169-174 - Reka Gyori, Tamas Imecs, Eniko Torok, Károly Simon:
OptInv: Software as a service solution for inventory optimization. 175-180 - Imre Petkovics, Ármin Petkovics:
ICT ecosystem for advanced higher education. 181-185 - Peter Sarcevic, Szilveszter Pletl, Zoltán Kincses:
Evolutionary algorithm based 9DOF sensor board calibration. 187-192 - Andras Sagi, Eva Carolina Pataki:
The application of the game theory on microeconomic problems illustrations. 193-196 - László Szilágyi, Gellert Denesi, Levente Kovács, Sándor M. Szilágyi:
Comparison of various improved-partition fuzzy c-means clustering algorithms in fast color reduction. 197-202 - Frantisek Capkovic:
Petri net-based problem solving. 203-208 - M. Tóthová, Jan Pitel:
Dynamic simulation of pneumatic muscle actuator in Matlab/Simulink environment. 209-213 - József Gáti, Gyula Kártyás:
New way for application of engineering knowledge in higher education program. 215-219 - Nebojsa M. Ralevic, Natasa Glisovic, Vladimir Dj. Djakovic, Goran B. Andjelic:
The performance of the investment return prediction models: Theory and evidence. 221-225 - Lorand Lukacs, Béla Lantos:
Identification of the nonlinear dynamic model of sailplanes involving state estimation and image processing for actuator signal computation. 227-232 - Mirko Rakovic, Branislav Borovac, Srdan Z. Savic, Milutin Nikolic:
Parameters adaptation of motion primitives for achieving more efficient humanoid walk. 233-237 - Laszlo Kajdocsi, Claudiu Radu Pozna:
Review of the most successfully used cognitive architectures in robotics and a proposal for a new model of knowledge acquisition. 239-244 - Gyorgy Max, Béla Lantos:
Time optimal control of ground vehicles. 245-250 - Edit Tóth-Laufer, Márta Takács, Imre J. Rudas:
Personal characteristics embedding possibilities into the risk assessment process. 251-255 - Rastislav J. R. Struharik, Vuk Vranjkovic, Stanisa Dautovic, Ladislav A. Novak:
Inducing oblique decision trees. 257-262 - Michal Kyznansky, Peter Lacko:
Crowd evacuation with family scenario expansion. 263-266 - Eva Carolina Pataki, Andras Sagi, Jozef Kabok:
A contemporary approach to postulates of consumer behavior models. 267-271 - Slavica Medic, Tatjana Grbic, Aleksandar Perovic, Natasa Durakovic:
Interval-valued Chebyshev, Hölder and Minkowski inequalities based on g-integrals. 273-277 - Slavica Medic, Tatjana Grbic, Ivana Stajner-Papuga, Gabrijela Grujic:
Central g-moments of the order n for random variables. 279-283 - Nebojsa Peric, Obrad Kasum, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Aleksandar Perovic:
A specific spectroscopy of microscopic images with improved small object or artefact perception and manipulation. 285-288 - Danka Antic, Nikola Djuric, Dragan Kljajic:
The AMB 8057-03 sensor node implementation in the SEMONT EMF monitoring system. 289-292 - László Horváth, Imre J. Rudas:
Systems engineering methods for multidisciplinary product definition. 293-298 - Gyula Hermann:
Determination of the track parallelism of a sandwich panel producing machine. 299-301 - Raul Miklos Kulcsar, Ion Silviu Borozan, Veronica Argesanu, Laurentiu Maniu, Felicia Streian:
Experimental determination of the intervertebral stress. 303-307 - Dragana Dordevic, Dragan Kukolj, Patrick Le Callet:
3D image quality assessment using Takagi-Sugeno-Kang fuzzy modele. 309-314 - Ángel L. Garrido, Álvaro Peiró, Sergio Ilarri:
Hypatia: An expert system proposal for documentation departments. 315-320 - Póth Miklós:
Particle swarm optimization approach to discrete tomography reconstruction problems of binary matrices. 321-324
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