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ORCID15th SISY 2017: Subotica, Serbia
- 15th IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Informatics, SISY 2017, Subotica, Serbia, September 14-16, 2017. IEEE 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-3855-2
- Hamido Fujita
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Data analytics for clouds health-care and risk predictions based on ensemble classifiers and subjective projection. 11-12 - Okyay Kaynak:
The entanglement of control and IT in 21st century: Intelligent systems. 13-14 - Levente Kovács:
Cyber-medical systems: Challenges and possibilities. 15-16 - György Eigner, Árpád Varga, Miklos Mezei, Levente Kovács:
LPV-based control of nonlinear compartmental model with input uncertainty. 17-22 - Zeljko Stojanov, Jelena Stojanov, Dalibor Dobrilovic, Nikola Petrov:
Trends in software maintenance tasks distribution among programmers: A study in a micro software company. 23-28 - István Bege, Melinda Tóth, Károly Simon, Zoltán Szilagyi, Levente Kintzel:
Program guide and data management software system for theaters. 29-34 - Laszlo Schäffer, Zoltán Kincses, Szilveszter Pletl:
FPGA-based low-cost real-time face recognition. 35-38 - Larisa Dedovic, Denis Music:
Competency-based learning model in practice. 39 - Tibor Dobján, Péter Kardos, Gábor Németh:
Industrial acoustic signal processing with graph based features. 47-52 - Marko Arsenovic, Srdjan Sladojevic, Andras Anderla, Darko Stefanovic:
FaceTime - Deep learning based face recognition attendance system. 53-58 - Eva Pataki, Andor Sagi, Anita Sabo:
Constructing world sustainability models - The challenge of the future. 59-64 - Tibor Dobján, Elvira D. Antal:
Modern feature extraction methods and learning algorithms in the field of industrial acoustic signal processing. 65-70 - Vladimir Bugarski, Dragan Matic, Filip Kulic:
Classification of hotel guests by predicted additional spending with ANN decision support system. 71-76 - Zsolt Fezer, Levente Kovács:
The economic impact of diabetes. 77-82 - Slavica Medic, Natasa Durakovic, Vesna Bogdanovic, Tatjana Grbic, Ivana Loncarevic, Ljuba Budinski-Petkovic:
Distance function associated with the g-integral with respect to the interval-valued ⊕-measure. 83-88 - Tatjana Dosenovic, Dusan Rakic, Aleksandar Takaci:
Fixed point results of Suzuki type. 89-94 - Dragan Jocic, Ivana Stajner-Papuga:
On solutions of distributivity equations for Mayor's aggregation operators. 95-98 - Biljana P. Mihailovic, Mirjana Strboja:
Generalized Minkowski type inequality for pseudo-integral. 99-104 - Árpád Varga, György Eigner, Levente Kovács, Imre Felde, Miklos Mezei:
Overview of taxi database from viewpoint of usability for traffic model development: A case study for Budapest. 105-110 - Zsofia Bodo, Béla Lantos:
State estimation for UAVs using sensor fusion. 111-116 - Mohammed Faeik Ruzaij Al-Okby, Sebastian Neubert, Norbert Stoll, Kerstin Thurow:
Complementary functions for intelligent wheelchair head tilts controller. 117-122 - Antal Ürmös, Zoltán Farkas, Tamas Sandor, Ákos Nemcsics:
Soft-computing based classification and design of quantum dot nanostructures on GaAs substrate. 123-128 - Mária Tóthová, Jan Pitel, M. Balara:
Solution of the repetitive control circuit using W-transform. 129-134 - Kornelia Lazanyi, Greta Maraczi:
Dispositional trust - Do we trust autonomous cars? 135-140 - Daniel Tokody, Imre Janos Mezei:
Creating smart, sustainable and safe cities. 141-146 - Peter Holicza, Pal Feher-Polgar:
The role of IT in international student mobility: The Y-generation case. 147-150 - Imre Petkovics, Janos Simon, Ármin Petkovics, Zlatko Covic:
Selection of unmanned aerial vehicle for precision agriculture with multi-criteria decision making algorithm. 151-156 - Egbert Gedat, Pascal Fechner, Richard Fiebelkorn, Ralf Vandenhouten:
Human action recognition with hidden Markov models and neural network derived poses. 157-162 - Ákos Nagy, István Vajk:
Minimum-time path tracking for robots with non-convex constraints. 163-168 - Radmila Gerov, Zoran Jovanovic:
Synthesis of the proportional integral controller for a minimum phase high order system by using the lambert W function. 169-174 - Attila Hideg, Tamás Lukovszki, Bertalan Forstner:
Uniform dispersal of silent oblivious robots. 175-180 - István Orosz, Tamás Orosz:
Software as a service in cloud based ERP change management. 181-186 - Shiva Kazempour Dehkordi, Hedieh Sajedi:
A prescription-based automatic medical diagnosis system using a stacking method. 187-192 - Stefano-Niko Orzen, Sorin Babii:
Data packet header actions in fault tolerance of persistent routing sessions. 193-196 - Seyyed AmirHosein Rahimi, Hedieh Sajedi, Fatemeh Mohammadipanah:
Differentiation of identical actinobacterial strains by wavelet transform and artificial neural network. 197-202 - Laszlo Pokoradi, József Gáti, Csaba Fenyvesi, Gabor Agoston:
Comparison of maintenance experts' opinions. 203-206 - Houda Harbaoui, Soulef Khalfallah, Odile Bellenguez-Morineau:
A case study of a hybrid flow shop with no-wait and limited idle time to minimize material waste. 207-212 - M. Szanto:
Model based evaluation and inspection of an advanced driver assistance system based spatial image acquisition sensor. 213-218 - István Lakatos, Peter Ori:
Diagnostic measurement and data evaluation for the effective performance of motor vehicles with free acceleration. 219-224 - Albert Nagy, József Tick:
Review of predictive analytics vendors for transport management systems. 225-230 - Igor Bagany, Márta Takács:
Soft-computing methods applied in parameter analysis of educational models. 231-236 - Hamza Khan, Ágnes Szeghegyi, József K. Tar:
Fixed point transformation-based adaptive optimal control using NLP. 237-242 - Miodrag Spasic, Darko Mitic, Morten Hovd, Dragan Antic:
Tube model predictive control based on Laguerre functions with an auxiliary sliding mode controller. 243-248 - Hamidreza Keshavarz, Mohammad Saniee Abadeh, Mehrdad Almasi:
A new lexicon learning algorithm for sentiment analysis of big data. 249-254 - Sergei V. Ulyanov, Andrey G. Reshetnikov:
Cognitive intelligent robust control system based on quantum fuzzy inference for robotics and mechatronics. 255-260 - Peter Sarcevic, Szilveszter Pletl, Zoltán Kincses:
Comparison of time- and frequency-domain features for movement classification using data from wrist-worn sensors. 261-266 - Nastaran Pardakhti, Hedieh Sajedi:
Age prediction based on brain MRI images using feature learning. 267-270 - Sinisa Suzic, Tijana Delic, Darko Pekar, Vladimir Ostojic:
Novel alignment method for DNN TTS training using HMM synthesis models. 271-276 - Mohammad Almseidin, Maen Alzubi, Szilveszter Kovács, Mouhammd Alkasassbeh:
Evaluation of machine learning algorithms for intrusion detection system. 277-282 - György Györök, Bertalan Beszedes:
Duplicated control unit based embedded fault-masking systems. 283-288 - Zsolt Szabo:
Cybersecurity issues of pension payments. 289-292 - Gyula Csege, Tamas Gall:
Human security training, development possibility in the context of the safety risks in Hungary. 293-296 - Anna Barbara Szabo, Péter Balázs Soproni:
Fuzzy-voting systems in smart cities. 297-302 - Stanislav L. Belyakov, Marina Savelyeva, Marina Belyakova, Sergey Zubkov:
Intellectual visualization of complex maps and schemes. 303-308 - Robert Pinter, Sanja Maravic Cisar, Petar Císar:
Measuring team member performance in Scrum - Case study. 309-314 - Ivan Nagy, Evgenia Suzdaleva, Matej Petrous:
Clustering with a model of sub-mixtures of different distributions. 315-320 - György Molnár, Zoltan Szuts:
The role of Wikipedia in transmitting knowledge based on higher education - Focusing on a possible value of formal and informal learning dimensions. 321-326 - Sevcan Aytaç Korkmaz, Hamidullah Binol, Aysegul Akcicek, Mehmet Fatih Korkmaz:
A expert system for stomach cancer images with artificial neural network by using HOG features and linear discriminant analysis: HOG_LDA_ANN. 327-332 - Jozsef Kuti, Péter Galambos:
Computational relaxations for affine tensor product model transformation. 333-338 - Sevcan Aytaç Korkmaz, Aysegul Akcicek, Hamidullah Binol, Mehmet Fatih Korkmaz:
Recognition of the stomach cancer images with probabilistic HOG feature vector histograms by using HOG features. 339-342 - Zoltan Rajnai, István Kocsis:
Labor market risks of industry 4.0, digitization, robots and AI. 343-346 - Lourdes Cecilia Ruiz Salvador:
Security systems: The introduction of biometrie technology as a smart solution. 347-352 - Tibor Farkas, Erika Hronyecz:
Info-communication areas of modernizing field C2 systems and command posts in the interest of successful home defense-peace operations- and disaster-management tasks. 353-358 - Aniko Szabo, Zoltan Rajnai:
The review of the external risk factors during the operation training plan of the security guards. 359-364 - Franciska Hegyesi, Gyula Kártyás, József Gáti:
Answers to the 21st century challenges at a university with technical training. 365-368
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