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ORCIDIWSCI@IntSol 2025: Kyiv, Ukraine
- Vitaliy Snytyuk, Yevgeniy V. Bodyanskiy, Hubert Roth, Leonid Hulianytskyi, Stan Lipovetsky, Ivan Sergienko, Vladimir Vovk, Yuriy P. Zaychenko:
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Computational Intelligence (IWSCI 2025) co-located with the IV International Scientific Symposium "Intelligent Solutions" (IntSol 2025), Kyiv-Uzhhorod, Ukraine, May 01-05, 2025. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 4035, CEUR-WS.org 2025 - Sergii Mashtalir, Dmytro Lendel:
Singular value decomposition calculation comparison in video fragment processing. 1-10 - Stepan Bilan, Ruslan Motornyuk, Oleg Ilarionov, Serhii Bilan:
A novel method for raster image coding based on cellular automata evolution. 11-21 - Andriy Shatyrko, Volodymyr Kovtun, Bedrich Puza, Veronika Novotná:
Modeling of Transport Flows in Critical Situations Using Cellular Automata in MATLAB. 22-33 - Leonid Hulianytskyi, Maksym Ogurtsov, Vyacheslav Korolyov, Oleh Rybalchenko, Oleksandr Yarushevskyi:
The Group Movement Optimization of Autonomous Agents in a Locally-Centric Navigation Model. 34-56 - Iryna Yurchuk, Vladyslav Skyruta:
Redshift estimation on astronomy spectral data using CNN-based architecture with correction. 57-68 - Mykola Korablyov, Oleksandr Fomichov, Igor Kobzev, Danylo Antonov, Oleksandr Tkachuk:
Stock market price forecasting using evolving graph neural network. 69-80 - Iryna Yurchuk, Taras Semenchenko:
Vision-based UAV Detection Models for Small-Edge Devices. 81-90 - Yevgeniy V. Bodyanskiy, Yuriy P. Zaychenko, Oleksii Kuzmenko, Helen Zaichenko:
Investigation of the effectiveness of the Hybrid System of Computational Intelligence based on bagging and Group Method of Data Handling in the task of stock index forecasting. 91-104 - Dmytro Zherlitsyn, Volodymyr Kharchenko, Hanna Kharchenko:
Enhancing Wheat Price Forecasting Accuracy through Prophet Based Models. 105-116 - Petro Stetsyuk, Volodymyr Semenov, Viktor Stovba:
Using Ellipsoid Method for Nonsmooth Regression Problems. 117-127 - Sergiy Yakovlev, Andrii Strelchenko, Artem Khovrat, Volodymyr Kobziev:
Optimizing Lock-Free Containers for Multithreaded Socially Oriented Information Systems. 128-141 - Hanna Livinska, Serhii V. Kostrytsia:
Metaheuristic-Based Optimization of Monitoring System Architectures. 142-151 - Oleksii S. Bychkov, Tatyana Obrusnik, Kseniia Dukhnovska:
Automatic psychoemotional state analysis of text messages. 152-163 - Denys Yuvzhenko, Viktor Putrenko, Sergii Lupenko, Nataliia Pashynska:
Scalable Multimodal RAG Systems: Integrating AI for Adaptive Information Retrieval and Generation. 164-176 - Iryna Domanetska, Vitaliy Tsyganok, Yaroslav Khrolenko:
Implementation of the Sequential Analysis of Variants Scheme using Custom GPTs for Verification of Student Scientific Competitions Documentation. 177-190 - Oleksandr Khimich, Oleksii Chystiakov:
Intelligent adaptive algorithms for solving the algebraic eigenvalue problem on modern supercomputers. 191-200 - Inna Rozlomii, Andrii Yarmilko, Serhii Naumenko:
Integration of lightweight cryptography and artificial intelligence methods to increase the dependability of precision medicine systems. 201-212 - Oleksandr Vyshnevskyy, Liubov Zhuravchak:
Combined Large Language Models and Ontology Approach for Energy Consumption Analysis Software. 213-226 - Pylyp Prystavka, Olha Cholyshkin, Oksana Kovtun, Dmytro Pryshchepa:
Automation of UAV Navigation Support Based on SIFT-like Methods. 227-239
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