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ORCIDInformation Sciences, Volume 361-362
Volume 361-362, September 2016
- Elena González
, Francesco Bianconi, Antonio Fernández:
An investigation on the use of local multi-resolution patterns for image classification. 1-13 - Jongwuk Lee, Hyeonseung Im, Gae-won You:
Optimizing skyline queries over incomplete data. 14-28 - Zhou-Jing Wang, Xiayu Tong:
Consistency analysis and group decision making based on triangular fuzzy additive reciprocal preference relations. 29-47 - Germain Forestier, Cédric Wemmert:
Semi-supervised learning using multiple clusterings with limited labeled data. 48-65 - Marta Fort, Joan Antoni Sellarès:
Solving multiple kth smallest dissimilarity queries for non-metric dissimilarities with the GPU. 66-83 - Chuan Qin, Xueqin Chen, Dengpan Ye, Jinwei Wang, Xingming Sun:
A novel image hashing scheme with perceptual robustness using block truncation coding. 84-99 - Petr Ekel, Illya Kokshenev, Roberta Oliveira Parreiras, Witold Pedrycz, Joel Pereira Jr.:
Multiobjective and multiattribute decision making in a fuzzy environment and their power engineering applications. 100-119 - Milton Pividori, Georgina Stegmayer, Diego H. Milone:
Diversity control for improving the analysis of consensus clustering. 120-134 - Shou-Hsiung Cheng, Shyi-Ming Chen, Zhi-Cheng Huang:
Autocratic decision making using group recommendations based on ranking interval type-2 fuzzy sets. 135-161
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