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ORCIDFedCSIS 2015: Lódz, Poland
- Maria Ganzha, Leszek A. Maciaszek, Marcin Paprzycki:
2015 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems, FedCSIS 2015, Lódz, Poland, September 13-16, 2015. Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems 5, IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-8-3608-1065-1 - Md. Hasan Tareque, Md. Shohrab Hossain
, Mohammed Atiquzzaman:
On the routing in Flying Ad Hoc Networks. 1-9 - John F. Sowa:
The cognitive cycle. 11-16 - Miguel Ángel Abad, Ernestina Menasalvas:
Recurrent drifts: Aapplying fuzzy logic to concept similarity function. 19-29 - Mohammad Azad, Mikhail Moshkov:
Classification and optimization of decision trees for inconsistent decision tables represented as MVD tables. 31-38 - Krzysztof Gajowniczek, Tomasz S. Zabkowski, Arkadiusz Orlowski:
Comparison of decision trees with Rényi and Tsallis entropy applied for imbalanced churn dataset. 39-44 - Adam Grabowski, Artur Kornilowicz, Christoph Schwarzweller:
Equality in computer proof-assistants. 45-54 - Sunday Iliya, Eric Goodyer, John A. Gow, Jethro Shell, Mario Gongora:
Application of Artificial Neural Network and Support Vector Regression in cognitive radio networks for RF power prediction using compact differential evolution algorithm. 55-66 - Michal Kozielski, Marek Sikora, Lukasz Wróbel:
DISESOR - decision support system for mining industry. 67-74 - Agnieszka Landowska:
Emotion monitor - concept, construction and lessons learned. 75-80 - Karol Lisowski, Andrzej Czyzewski:
Pawlak's flow graph extensions for video surveillance systems. 81-87 - Roussanka Loukanova:
Representing parametric concepts with Situation Theory. 89-100 - Michal Meina, Bartosz Celmer, Krzysztof Rykaczewski:
Lessons learnt from designing indoor positioning system using 868 MHz radios and neural networks. 101-107 - Marcin Michalak, Marek Sikora, Lukasz Wróbel:
Rule quality measures settings in a sequential covering rule induction algorithm - an empirical approach. 109-118 - Pawel B. Myszkowski, Michal Przewozniczek, Marek Skowronski:
Constructive heuristics for technology-driven Resource Constrained Scheduling Problem. 119-127 - Pawel B. Myszkowski, Marek E. Skowronski, Krzysztof Sikora:
A new benchmark dataset for Multi-Skill Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling Problem. 129-138 - Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel, Jan G. Bazan, Jacek Zarychta, Stanislawa Bazan-Socha:
A two-level classifier for automatic medical objects classification. 139-143 - Shreeya Sengupta, Hui Wang, William Blackburn, Piyush Ojha:
Spatial information in classification of activity videos. 145-153 - Anna Strzezek, Ludwik Trammer, Marcin Sydow:
DiverGene: Experiments on controlling population diversity in genetic algorithm with a dispersion operator. 155-162 - Amine Aït Younes, Frédéric Blanchard, Michel Herbin:
New similarity index based on the aggregation of membership functions through OWA operator. 163-168 - Eftim Zdravevski, Petre Lameski, Andrea Kulakov, Slobodan Kalajdziski:
Transformation of nominal features into numeric in supervised multi-class problems based on the weight of evidence parameter. 169-179 - Eftim Zdravevski, Petre Lameski, Andrea Kulakov, Sonja Filiposka, Dimitar Trajanov, Boro Jakimovski:
Parallel computation of information gain using Hadoop and MapReduce. 181-192 - Sebastian Dziadzio, Aleksandra Nabozny, Aleksander Smywinski-Pohl, Bartosz Ziólko:
Comparison of language models trained on written texts and speech transcripts in the context of automatic speech recognition. 193-197 - Jakub Kolecki:
Towards the automatic motion recovery using single-view image sequences acquired from bike. 199-207 - Dmitriy Kartashov, Arthur Huletski, Kirill Krinkin:
Fast artificial landmark detection for indoor mobile robots. 209-214 - Jerzy Sas, Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar:
Logical structure recognition of diagram images. 215-224 - Krzysztof Adamiak, Dominik Zurek, Krzysztof Slot:
Liveness detection in remote biometrics based on gaze direction estimation. 225-230 - Michal Szkudlarek, Maria Pietruszka:
Fast GPU and CPU computing for head position estimation. 231-240 - Andrzej Sluzek:
Visual detection of objects by mobile agents using CBVIR techniques of low complexity. 241-246 - Marcin Grochowina, Lucyna Leniowska:
Comparison of SVM and k-NN classifiers in the estimation of the state of the arteriovenous fistula problem. 249-254 - Mona A. S. Ali, Gehad Ismail Sayed, Tarek Gaber, Aboul Ella Hassanien, Václav Snásel, Lincoln F. Silva:
Detection of breast abnormalities of thermograms based on a new segmentation method. 255-261 - Eva Janousová, Daniel Schwarz, Giovanni Montana, Tomás Kaspárek:
Brain image classification based on automated morphometry and penalised linear discriminant analysis with resampling. 263-268 - Bartosz Kopczynski, Pawel Strumillo, Ewa Niebudek-Bogusz:
Computer based quantification of normal and pathological vocal folds phonatory processes from laryngovideostroboscopy. 269-274 - Jaroslav Majerník, Miriam Dziakova, Jozef Zivcák:
Utilization of single whole body vibration training unit in rehabilitation of elderly patients with neurological disorders. 275-279 - Wieslaw Paja:
Medical diagnosis support and accuracy improvement by application of total scoring from feature selection approach. 281-286 - Krzysztof Pytel, Tadeusz Nawarycz, Lidia Ostrowska-Nawarycz, Wojciech Drygas:
Anthropometric predictors and Artificial Neural Networks in the diagnosis of hypertension. 287-290 - Lukasz Roszkowiak, Anna Korzynska, Dorota G. Pijanowska:
Short survey: Adaptive threshold methods used to segment immunonegative cells from simulated images of follicular lymphoma stained with 3, 3′-Diaminobenzidine&Haematoxylin. 291-295 - Martin Víta, Martin Komenda, Andrea Pokorná:
Exploring medical curricula using social network analysis methods. 297-302 - Agnieszka Wosiak, Danuta Zakrzewska:
On integrating clustering and statistical analysis for supporting cardiovascular disease diagnosis. 303-310 - Elena N. Zaitseva, Miroslav Kvassay, Vitaly G. Levashenko, Jozef Kostolny:
Introduction to knowledge discovery in medical databases and use of reliability analysis in data mining. 311-320 - Vladimir Dobrynin, Julia Balykina, Michael Kamalov, Alexey Kolbin, Elena Verbitskaya, Munira Kasimova:
The data retrieval optimization from the perspective of evidence-based medicine. 323-328 - Veslava Osinska, Adam Józwik, Grzegorz Osinski:
Mapping evaluation for semantic browsing. 329-335 - Krzysztof Jassem, Lukasz Pawluczuk:
Automatic summarization of Polish news articles by sentence selection. 337-341 - Evgeny Pyshkin, Andrey Kuznetsov:
Approach to building a web-based expert system interface and its application for software provisioning in clouds. 343-354 - Piotr Szwed:
Concepts extraction from unstructured Polish texts: A rule based approach. 355-364 - Michal Meina, Andrzej Janusz, Krzysztof Rykaczewski, Dominik Slezak, Bartosz Celmer, Adam Krasuski:
Tagging Firefighter Activities at the emergency scene: Summary of AAIA'15 data mining competition at knowledge pit. 367-373 - Jan Lasek, Marek Gagolewski:
The winning solution to the AAIA'15 data mining competition: Tagging Firefighter Activities at a Fire Scene. 375-380 - Eftim Zdravevski, Petre Lameski, Riste Mingov, Andrea Kulakov, Dejan Gjorgjevikj:
Robust histogram-based feature engineering of time series data. 381-388 - Marc Boullé:
Tagging fireworkers activities from body sensors under distribution drift. 389-396 - Marek Grzegorowski, Sebastian Stawicki:
Window-based feature extraction framework for multi-sensor data: A posture recognition case study. 397-405 - Adam Zagorecki:
A versatile approach to classification of multivariate time series data. 407-410 - Szymon Wawrzyniak, Wojciech Niemiro:
Clustering approach to the problem of human activity recognition using motion data. 411-416 - Maria Angelova, Olympia Roeva, Tania Pencheva:
InterCriteria Analysis of crossover and mutation rates relations in simple genetic algorithm. 419-424 - László Aszalós, Tamás Mihálydeák:
Correlation clustering by contraction. 425-434 - Huaxiong Cao, Naijie Gu, Kaixin Ren, Yi Li:
Performance research and optimization on CPython's interpreter. 435-441 - Jacek M. Czerniak, Wojciech T. Dobrosielski, Lukasz Apiecionek, Dawid Ewald:
Representation of a trend in OFN during fuzzy observance of the water level from the Crisis control center. 443-447 - Stanislaw Deniziak, Leszek Ciopinski:
Synthesis of power aware adaptive schedulers for embedded systems using developmental genetic programming. 449-459 - Pawel Drag, Krystyn Styczen:
Simulated annealing with constraints aggregation for control of the multistage processes. 461-469 - Mateusz Dzida, Andrzej Bak:
Flow design in photonic data transport network. 471-482 - Halina Bielak, Kinga Dabrowska, Katarzyna Wolska:
On the generalized Wiener polarity index for some classes of graphs. 483-487 - Jacek M. Czerniak, Grzegorz Smigielski, Dawid Ewald, Marcin Paprzycki, Wojciech T. Dobrosielski:
New proposed implementation of ABC method to optimization of Water Capsule Flight. 489-493 - Antonio Mucherino, Stefka Fidanova, Maria Ganzha:
Ant Colony Optimization with environment changes: An application to GPS surveying. 495-500 - Olympia Roeva, Peter Vassilev, Stefka Fidanova, Pawel Gepner:
InterCriteria Analysis of a model parameters identification using genetic algorithm. 501-506 - Luka Fürst, Uros Cibej, Jurij Mihelic:
Maximum exploratory equivalence in trees. 507-518 - Zbigniew Kokosinski, Lukasz Ochal:
Evaluation of metaheuristics for robust graph coloring problem. 519-524 - Silja Meyer-Nieberg, Erik Kropat:
Small populations, high-dimensional spaces: Sparse covariance matrix adaptation. 525-535 - Riham Moharam, Ehab Morsy, Ismail A. Ismail:
Genetic algorithms for balanced spanning tree problem. 537-545 - Katarzyna Poczeta, Alexander Yastrebov, Elpiniki I. Papageorgiou:
Learning fuzzy cognitive maps using Structure Optimization Genetic Algorithm. 547-554 - Artem Potebnia, Sergiy Pogorilyy:
Innovative GPU accelerated algorithm for fast minimum convex hulls computation. 555-561 - Halina Bielak, Kamil Powroznik:
The density Turán problem for some 3-uniform unihypercyclic linear hypergraphs An efficient testing algorithm. 563-571 - Christer Samuelsson:
Comparative evaluation of the stochastic simplex bisection algorithm and the SciPy.Optimize module. 573-578 - Giacomo di Tollo:
Hybrid metaheuristic for Portfolio Selection: Comparison with an exact solver and search space analysis. 579-588 - Pawan Kumar:
Fast solvers for nonsmooth optimization problems in phase separation. 589-594 - Alice Dimonte, Tatiana Berzina, Victor Erokhin:
Basic transitions of Physarum polycephalum. 599-606 - Andrew Schumann, Krzysztof Pancerz:
PhysarumSoft - a software tool for programming Physarum machines and simulating Physarum games. 607-614 - Andrew Schumann:
Go games on plasmodia of physarum polycephalum. 615-626 - Beata Bylina, Jaroslaw Bylina:
Strategies of parallelizing nested loops on the multicore architectures on the example of the WZ factorization for the dense matrices. 629-639 - Salvatore Cuomo, Raffaele Farina, Ardelio Galletti, Livia Marcellino:
A K-iterated scheme for the first-order Gaussian Recursive Filter with boundary conditions. 641-647 - Marc Baboulin, Aygul Jamal, Masha Sosonkina:
Using Random Butterfly Transformations in parallel schur complement-based preconditioning. 649-654 - Sergiy Fialko, Filip Zeglen, Tadeusz Kosciuszko:
Block preconditioned conjugate gradient method for extraction of natural vibration frequencies in structural analysis. 655-662 - Dariusz Glas:
Suppression of radio frequency interferences using the adaptive FIR filter based on the Linear Prediction. 663-673 - Fabienne Jézéquel, Jean Luc Lamotte, Issam Said:
Estimation of numerical reproducibility on CPU and GPU. 675-680 - Marek Palkowski, Tomasz Klimek, Wlodzimierz Bielecki:
TRACO: An automatic loop nest parallelizer for numerical applications. 681-686 - Edyta Hetmaniok, Mariusz Pleszczynski, Ireneusz Sobstyl, Roman Witula:
Kaprekar's transformations. Part I - theoretical discussion. 687-692 - Zbigniew Szadkowski, Krzysztof Pytel:
Trigger based on the artificial neural network implemented in the cyclone V FPGA for a detection of neutrino-origin showers in the Pierre Auger surface detector. 693-700 - Zbigniew Szadkowski:
DCT trigger for a detection of very inclined showers in the Pierre Auger surface detector engineering array in the new high-resolution Front-End based on the Cyclone V FPGA. 701-708 - Apoloniusz Tyszka:
A hypothetical way to compute an upper bound for the heights of solutions of a Diophantine equation with a finite number of solutions. 709-716 - Hafed Zghidi, Maksym Walczak, Tomasz Blachowicz, Krzysztof Domino, Andrea Ehrmann:
Image processing and analysis of textile fibers by virtual random walk. 717-720 - David Defour, Caroline Collange:
Reproducible floating-point atomic addition in data-parallel environment. 721-728 - Richard Banach, Pieter Van Schaik, Eric Verhulst:
Simulation and formal modelling of yaw control in a drive-by-wire application. 731-742 - Nir Koblenc, Shmuel S. Tyszberowicz:
Behavior-preserving abstraction of ESTEREL programs. 743-754 - Wojciech Grega, Andrew J. Kornecki:
Real-time Cyber-Physical Systems transatlantic engineering curricula framework. 755-762 - Franco Cicirelli, Christian Nigro, Libero Nigro:
Qualitative and quantitative evaluation of stochastic Time Petri Nets. 763-772 - Franco Cicirelli, Libero Nigro:
Modelling and verification of starvation-free mutual exclusion algorithms based on weak semaphores. 773-779 - Mathijs Schuts, Jozef Hooman:
Using Domain Specific Languages to improve the development of a power control unit. 781-788 - Artur Skowronski, Jan Werewka:
A quality attributes approach to defining reactive systems solution applied to cloud of sensors. 789-795 - Tomasz Kryjak, Damian Krol:
Shape and colour recognition of dishes for the purpose of customer service process automation in a self-service canteen. 799-808 - Abdelkhalek Bakkari, Anna Fabijanska:
Segmentation of cerebrospinal fluid from 3D CT brain scans using modified Fuzzy C-Means based on super-voxels. 809-818 - Cihat Cetinkaya, Yalcin Ozveren, Müge Sayit:
An SDN-assisted system design for improving performance of SVC-DASH. 819-826 - Stanislaw Deniziak, Tomasz Michno, Adam Krechowicz:
The scalable distributed two-layer Content Based Image Retrieval data store. 827-832 - Chrysoula Gatsou, Anastasios Politis, Dimitrios Zevgolis:
Exploring users' experience with e-reading devices. 833-839 - Konrad Koniarski:
Augmented reality using optical flow. 841-847 - Lukasz Laszko:
Word detection in recorded speech using textual queries. 849-853 - Valery I. Korzhik, Guillermo Morales-Luna, Ivan Fedyanin:
Using the generalised Viterbi algorithm to achieve a highly effective stegosystem for images. 855-860 - Giacomo Capizzi, Grazia Lo Sciuto, Christian Napoli, Emiliano Tramontana, Marcin Wozniak:
Automatic classification of fruit defects based on co-occurrence matrix and neural networks. 861-867 - Kazuo Ohzeki, Ryota Aoyama, Yutaka Hirakawa:
Minimum variance method to obtain the best shot in video for face recognition. 869-874 - Mateusz Owczarek, Przemyslaw Baranski, Pawel Strumillo:
Pedestrian tracking in video sequences: A particle filtering approach. 875-881 - Tomasz Palys, Witold Zorski:
Enhanced movement tracking with Kinect supported by high-precision sensors. 883-888 - Edward Polrolniczak, Michal Kramarczyk:
Analysis of the sound attack in context of computer evaluation of the singing voice quality. 889-894 - Roland Szabó, Aurel Gontean:
Robotic arm detection in space with image recognition made in Linux with the Hough circles method. 895-900 - Michal Turek, Jan Werewka, Kamil Sztandera, Grzegorz Rogus:
Assessment of software system presentation layers based on an ECORAM reference architecture model. 901-906 - Michaela Bacíková, Martin Maricak, Matej Vancik:
Usability of a domain-specific language for a gesture-driven IDE. 909-914 - Radomír Polách, Jan Travnicek, Jan Janousek, Borivoj Melichar:
A new algorithm for the determinisation of visibly pushdown automata. 915-922 - Ján Juhár, Liberios Vokorokos:
A review of source code projections in integrated development environments. 923-927 - Emília Pietriková, Sergej Chodarev:
Profile-driven source code exploration. 929-934 - Radoslaw Adamus, Tomasz Marek Kowalski, Jacek Wislicki:
A step towards genuine declarative language-integrated queries. 935-946 - Richard Ludvigh, Tomás Rebok, Vaclav Tunka, Filip Nguyen:
Ruby benchmark tool using docker. 947-952 - Milan Nosál, Matús Sulír, Ján Juhár:
Source code annotations as formal languages. 953-964 - Peter Pigula, Milan Nosál:
Unified compile-time and runtime java annotation processing. 965-975 - Sonja Ristic, Slavica Kordic, Milan Celikovic, Vladimir Dimitrieski, Ivan Lukovic:
A model-driven approach to data structure conceptualization. 977-984 - Ján Kollár, Michal Sicák, Milan Spisiak:
Towards machine mind evolution. 985-990 - Nassima Yamouni Khelifi, Michal Smialek, Rachida Mekki:
Generating database access code from domain models. 991-996 - Matús Sulír, Milan Nosál:
Sharing developers' mental models through source code annotations. 997-1006 - Roman Taborsky, Valentino Vranic:
Feature model driven generation of software artifacts. 1007-1018 - Richard Knepper:
Research proposal: Barriers to new user and new domain adoption of the XSEDE cyberinfrastructure. 1023-1028 - Krzysztof Krupa:
Promoting the understanding of electronic components and circuit parameters by using didactic dynamic pictures - qualitative analysis of research results. 1029-1034 - Artur Nowosielski, Piotr A. Kowalski, Piotr Kulczycki:
The column-oriented database partitioning optimization based on the natural computing algorithms. 1035-1041 - Tomas Rasymas, Vytautas Rudzionis:
Evaluation of methods to combine different speech recognizers. 1043-1047 - Omer Sakarya:
Applying Fuzzy clustering method to color image segmentation. 1049-1054 - Artur Arciuch:
Pattern of the global syndrome for multiprocessor system of H4 type for the MM model. 1055-1058 - Janusz Furtak, Jan Chudzikiewicz:
Securing transmissions between nodes of WSN using TPM. 1059-1068 - Mariusz Postól:
Object Oriented Internet. 1069-1080 - Maciej Rostanski, Pawel Buchwald, Krystian Maczka, Pawel Kostka, Zbigniew Nawrat:
The development of internetwork channel emulation platform for surgical robot telemanipulation control system (INSeRT). 1081-1085 - Andrzej Sikora, Ewa Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz, Mateusz Krzyszton:
Simulation of mobile wireless ad hoc networks for emergency situation awareness. 1087-1095 - Andrzej Bialas:
Experimentation tool for critical infrastructures risk management. 1099-1106 - Anna Epishkina, Konstantin Kogos:
A random traffic padding to limit packet size covert channels. 1107-1111 - Marko Esche, Florian Thiel:
Software risk assessment for measuring instruments in legal metrology. 1113-1123 - Anna Felkner, Adam Kozakiewicz:
More practical application of Trust management credentials. 1125-1134 - Apostolos Malatras, Laurent Beslay:
A generic framework to support participatory surveillance through crowdsensing. 1135-1146 - Andrzej Bak, Piotr Gajowniczek, Michal Zagozdzon:
Measurement methodology of TCP performance bottlenecks. 1149-1156 - Jacek Chmielewski:
Run-time UI adaptation in the context of the Device-Independent Architecture. 1157-1162 - Jan Chudzikiewicz, Tomasz Malinowski, Zbigniew Zielinski:
The method for optimal server placement in the hypercube networks. 1163-1169 - João L. Gomes, Gonçalo de Jesus, Joao Rogeiro, Anabela Oliveira, Ricardo Tavares da Costa, André B. Fortunato:
Molines - towards a responsive Web platform for flood forecasting and risk mitigation. 1171-1176 - Andrzej Karbowski, Przemyslaw Jaskola:
Two approaches to dynamic power management in energy-aware computer networks - methodological considerations. 1177-1182 - Piotr Nawrocki, Mikolaj Jakubowski, Tomasz Godzik:
Analysis of notification methods with respect to mobile system characteristics. 1183-1189 - Katarzyna Oswiecinska, Jaroslaw Legierski:
Open Data collection using mobile phones based on CKAN platform. 1191-1196 - Michal Chovanec, Peter Sarafín:
Real-time schedule for mobile robotics and WSN aplications. 1199-1202 - Walid Elgenaidi, Thomas Newe:
Trust security mechanism for marine Wireless Sensor Networks. 1203-1208 - Mohamed Eshaftri, Ahmed Yassin Al-Dubai, Imed Romdhani, Muneer Beni Yassien:
A new energy efficient Cluster Based Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks. 1209-1214 - Michal Hodon, Samuel Zák, Martin Kopkas, Peter Sevcík, Martin Hudik:
Application of WSN for smart power metering to avoid cheating on electric power consumption at places with shared power sources. 1215-1221 - Anne-Lena Kampen, Knut Øvsthus, Øivind Kure:
Energy balancing algorithms in Wireless Sensor Networks. 1223-1231 - Ondrej Karpis, Juraj Micek, Veronika Olesnaníková:
Using of compressed sensing in energy sensitive WSN applications. 1233-1238 - Michal Kochlán, Samuel Zák, Juraj Micek, Jana Milanová:
Control unit for power subsystem of a wireless sensor node. 1239-1246 - Jari Luomala, Ismo Hakala:
Effects of temperature and humidity on radio signal strength in outdoor wireless sensor networks. 1247-1255 - Róbert Zalman, Veronika Olesnaníková, Peter Sevcík, Peter Sarafín:
Monitoring of CO2 amount in closed objects via WSN. 1257-1260 - Cristina Panait, Dan Dragomir:
Measuring the performance and energy consumption of AES in wireless sensor networks. 1261-1266 - Marwa Salayma, Ahmed Yassin Al-Dubai, Imed Romdhani, Muneer O. Bani Yassein:
Battery aware beacon enabled IEEE 802.15.4: An adaptive and cross-layer approach. 1267-1272 - Pavle Skocir, Mario Kusek, Gordan Jezic:
Influence of on-device measurement analysis on energy efficiency in Machine-to-Machine systems. 1273-1278 - Denis Spirjakin, Alexander M. Baranov, Vladimir Sleptsov:
Design of smart dust sensor node for combustible gas leakage monitoring. 1279-1283 - Andy Vesa, Florin Alexa, Horia Balta:
Comparisons between 2D and 3D uniform array antennas. 1285-1290 - Peter Vestenický, Tomas Mravec, Martin Vestenický:
Analysis of inductively coupled RFID marker localization methods. 1291-1295 - Ismail Bennis, Hacène Fouchal, Ouadoudi Zytoune, Driss Aboutajdine:
Drip irrigation system using Wireless Sensor Networks. 1297-1302 - Krzysztof Kluza, Krzysztof Kaczor, Grzegorz J. Nalepa, Mateusz Slazynski:
Opportunities for Business Process semantization in open-source process execution environments. 1307-1314 - Maria Mach-Król, Krzysztof Michalik:
Validation and verification of temporal knowledge as an important aspect of implementing a temporal knowledge base system supporting organizational creativity. 1315-1320 - Grzegorz J. Nalepa, Mateusz Slazynski, Krzysztof Kutt, Edyta Kucharska, Adam Luszpaj:
Unifying business concepts for SMEs with Prosecco ontology. 1321-1326 - Radek Nemec:
Assessment of query execution performance using selected Business Intelligence tools and experimental agile oriented data modeling approach. 1327-1333 - Tommy Baumann, Bernd Pfitzinger, Dragan Macos, Thomas Jestädt:
Enhanced simulation performance through parallelization using a synthetic and a real-world simulation model. 1335-1341 - Aneta Poniszewska-Maranda, Daniel Kaczmarek:
Selected methods of artificial intelligence for Internet of Things conception. 1343-1348 - Michal Skuza, Andrzej Romanowski:
Sentiment analysis of Twitter data within big data distributed environment for stock prediction. 1349-1354 - Jerzy Surma, Luvai Motiwalla:
Towards explaining publishing activity in Facebook. 1355-1358 - Aleksander Fafula, Krzysztof Drelczuk:
Buying stock market winners on Warsaw Stock Exchange - quantitative backtests of a short term trend following strategy. 1361-1366 - Jerzy Korczak, Marcin Hernes, Maciej Bac:
Fuzzy logic in the multi-agent financial decision support system. 1367-1376 - Björn Schwarzbach, Michael Glöckner, Alexander Pirogov, Martin Max Röhling, Bogdan Franczyk:
Secure service interaction for collaborative business processes in the inter-cloud. 1377-1386 - Marcin Hernes, Marcin Maleszka, Ngoc Thanh Nguyen, Andrzej Bytniewski:
The automatic summarization of text documents in the Cognitive Integrated Management Information System. 1387-1396 - Frantisek Hunka, Roman Belunek:
Transaction based business process modeling. 1397-1402 - Christian Leyh, Julia Thomschke:
Critical success factors for implementing supply chain management systems - the perspective of selected German enterprises. 1403-1413 - Ilona Paweloszek:
Approach to analysis and assessment of ERP system. A software vendor's perspective. 1415-1426 - Piotr Szwed:
Efficiency of formal verification of ArchiMate business processes with NuSMV model checker. 1427-1436 - Rajpirathap S, Sheeyam S, Umasuthan K, Amalraj Chelvarajah:
Real-time direct translation system for Sinhala and Tamil languages. 1437-1443 - Jaroslaw Watróbski, Jaroslaw Jankowski:
Knowledge management in MCDA domain. 1445-1450 - Jaroslaw Watróbski, Pawel Ziemba, Waldemar Wolski:
Methodological aspects of Decision Support System for the location of renewable energy sources. 1451-1459 - Monika Lobaziewicz:
Integration of B2B system that supports the management of construction processes with ERP systems. 1461-1466 - Saleh Alghamdi, Natalia Beloff:
Exploring determinants of adoption and higher utilisation for e-Government: A study from business sector perspective in Saudi Arabia. 1469-1479 - Ufuk Celikkan, Kaan Kurtel:
A Platform for Context-Aware Application Development: PCAD. 1481-1488 - Prodromos D. Chatzoglou, Dimitrios Chatzoudes, Symeon Symeonidis:
Factors affecting the intention to use e-Government services. 1489-1498 - Witold Chmielarz, Marek Zborowski:
Comparative analysis of electronic banking websites in selected banks in Poland in 2014. 1499-1504 - Helena Dudycz, Jerzy Korczak:
Conceptual design of financial ontology. 1505-1511 - Marina Vugalter, Adir Even:
Organizational impacts of enhancing a BI-supported Performance Measurement System on the Israeli police. 1513-1519 - Anna Kaczorowska:
Traditional and agile project management in public sector and ICT. 1521-1531 - Zane Bicevska, Janis Bicevskis, Ivo Oditis:
Smart technologies for improved software maintenance. 1533-1538 - Lukasz Osuszek, Stanislaw Stanek:
Knowledge management and decision support in adaptive case management platforms. 1539-1549 - Cezary Stepniak, Tomasz Turek:
Levels of the use of electronic communities in the management of regions. 1551-1556 - Bartosz Wachnik:
Moral hazard in IT project completion. A multiplestudy analysis case. 1557-1562 - Ilona Paweloszek, Jedrzej Wieczorkowski:
Big data as a business opportunity: An educational perspective. 1563-1568 - Janusz Wielki:
An analysis of the opportunities and challenges connected with utilization of the cloud computing model and the most important aspects of the migration strategy. 1569-1574 - Ewa Ziemba, Iwona Kolasa:
Risk factors framework for information systems projects in public organizations - insight from Poland. 1575-1583 - Pawel Ziemba, Jaroslaw Jankowski, Jaroslaw Watróbski, Waldemar Wolski, Jaroslaw Becker:
Integration of domain ontologies in the repository of website evaluation methods. 1585-1595 - Andrzej Lodzinski:
Multicriteria support of choosing a group decision. 1597-1602 - Mariusz Zytniewski, Andrzej Soltysik, Anna Soltysik-Piorunkiewicz, Bartosz Kopka:
Modeling of software agents' societies in knowledge-based organizations. The results of the study. 1603-1610 - Anna E. Bobkowska:
Information logistics as a paradigm. 1613-1621 - Gábor Kovács, Katarzyna Grzybowska:
Supply Chain Coordination between Autonomous Agents - a game theory approach. 1623-1630 - Pawel Sitek:
A hybrid multi-objective programming framework for modeling and optimization of supply chain problems. 1631-1640 - Jan W. Owsinski, Jaroslaw Tomasz Stanczak, Aleksy Barski, Krzysztof Sep, Piotr Sapiecha:
Graph based approach to the minimum hub problem in transportation network. 1641-1648 - Eunika Mercier-Laurent:
What technology for efficient support of sustainable development? 1651-1654 - Marcin Amarowicz:
Management of requirements for the projects of the diagnostic systems. 1655-1660 - Krzysztof Hauke:
Process approach to management knowledge objects managerial expertise for distance learning. 1661-1666 - Mateusz Kalisch:
Supervised context classification methods for an industrial machinery. 1667-1672 - Andrzej Katunin, Marcin Amarowicz, Pawel Chrzanowski:
Faults diagnosis using self-organizing maps: A case study on the DAMADICS Benchmark problem. 1673-1681 - Janina Anna Jakubczyc, Mieczyslaw L. Owoc:
Support of contextual classifier ensembles design. 1683-1689 - Moh'd Alsqour, Mieczyslaw L. Owoc:
Benefits of knowledge acquisition systems for management. An empirical study. 1691-1698 - Maciej Pondel:
A concept of enterprise Big Data and BI workflow driven platform. 1699-1704 - Rafal Trójczak, Robert Trypuz, Anna Mazurek, Piotr Kulicki:
Knowledge transfer from agri-food scientific papers to a knowledge base. 1705-1712 - Ahmed Taki Eddine Dib, Zaïdi Sahnoun:
Model checking of Multi Agent System architectures using BigMC. 1717-1722 - Vincenza Carchiolo, Alessandro Longheu, Michele Malgeri, Giuseppe Mangioni:
Multisource agent-based healthcare data gathering. 1723-1729 - Massimo Cossentino, Carmelo Lodato, Patrizia Ribino, Valeria Seidita:
A heuristic for Problem Formalization in Agent Based Simulation studies. 1733-1743 - Alberto Fernández-Isabel, Rubén Fuentes-Fernández:
Developing an integrative Modelling Language for enhancing road traffic simulations. 1745-1756 - Rafael Pax, Juan Pavón:
Multi-Agent System Simulation of Indoor Scenarios. 1757-1763 - Thomas Preisler, Tim Dethlefs, Wolfgang Renz:
Simulation as a service: A design approach for large-scale energy network simulations. 1765-1772 - Ouarda Zedadra, Hamid Seridi, Nicolas Jouandeau, Giancarlo Fortino:
Energy expenditure in multi-agent foraging: An empirical analysis. 1773-1778 - Sylvain Ductor, Jesus-Javier Gil-Quijano, Nicolas Stefanovitch, Pierrick Roger Mele:
GRENAD, a modular and generic Smart-Grid framework. 1781-1792
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