Intelligent Systems: From Theory to Practice [electronic resource] /
Sgurev, Vassil.editor.
Hadjiski, Mincho.editor.
This volume contains a selection of peer reviewed most interesting extended versions of papers presented at IEEE-IS'2008 complemented with some relevant works of top people who have not attended the conference. The topics covered include virtually all areas that are considered to be relevant for the development of broadly perceived intelligent systems. They start from logical foundations, including works on classical and non-classical logics, notably fuzzy and intuitionistic fuzzy logic, and - more generally - foundations of computational intelligence and soft computing. A significant part of about 30 contributions included in this volume is concerned with intelligent autonomous agents, multi-agent systems, and ontologies. Issues related to intelligent control, intelligent knowledge discovery and data mining, and neural/fuzzy-neural networks are discussed in many papers. Intelligent decision support systems, sensor systems, group decision making and negotiations, etc. are also discussed. Much attention has been paid to a very promising direction in the area of intelligent systems, namely that of hybrid systems that through a synergistic combination of best features and strengths of particular approaches help attain a new functionality, effectiveness and efficiency.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tagging and Fuzzy Sets -- Intelligent Control of Uncertain Complex Systems by Adaptation of Fuzzy Ontologies -- NEtwork Digest Analysis Driven by Association Rule Discoverers -- Group Classification of Objects with Qualitative Attributes: Multiset Approach -- Empirical Evaluation of Selected Algorithms for Complexity-Based Classification of Software Modules and a New Model -- A System Approach to Agent Negotiation and Learning -- An Application of Mean Shift and Adaptive Control to Active Face Tracking -- Time Accounting Artificial Neural Networks for Biochemical Process Models -- Decentralized Adaptive Soft Computing Control of Distributed Parameter Bioprocess Plant -- Effective Mutation Operator and Parallel Processing for Nurse Scheduling -- Case Studies for Genetic Algorithms in System Identification Tasks -- Range Statistics and Suppressing Snowflakes Detects for Laser Range Finders in Snowfall -- Situational Modelling for Structural Dynamics Control of Industry-Business Processes and Supply Chains -- Computational Study of Non-linear Great Deluge for University Course Timetabling -- Entropy Operator in Macrosystem Modeling -- Generalized Net Model for Parallel Optimization of Feed-Forward Neural Network with Variable Learning Rate Backpropagation Algorithm with Time Limit -- Towards a Model of the Digital University: A Generalized Net Model for Producing Course Timetables and for Evaluating the Quality of Subjects -- Intuitionistic Fuzzy Data Quality Attribute Model and Aggregation of Data Quality Measurements -- Redundancy Detection and Removal Tool for Transparent Mamdani Systems -- Optimization of Linear Objective Function under Fuzzy Equation Constraint in BL?? Algebras - Theory, Algorithm and Software -- Electric Generator Automation and Protection System Fuzzy Safety Analysis -- A Multi-purpose Time Series Data Standardization Method -- Classification of Coronary Damage in Chronic Chagasic Patients -- Action-Planning and Execution from Multimodal Cues: An Integrated Cognitive Model for Artificial Autonomous Systems -- Design of a Fuzzy Adaptive Controller for Uncertain Nonlinear Systems with Dead-Zone and Unknown Control Direction -- An Approach for the Development of a Context-Aware and Adaptive eLearning Middleware -- New Strategies Based on Multithreading Methodology in Implementing Ant Colony Optimization Schemes for Improving Resource Management in Large Scale Wireless Communication Systems.
This volume contains a selection of peer reviewed most interesting extended versions of papers presented at IEEE-IS'2008 complemented with some relevant works of top people who have not attended the conference. The topics covered include virtually all areas that are considered to be relevant for the development of broadly perceived intelligent systems. They start from logical foundations, including works on classical and non-classical logics, notably fuzzy and intuitionistic fuzzy logic, and - more generally - foundations of computational intelligence and soft computing. A significant part of about 30 contributions included in this volume is concerned with intelligent autonomous agents, multi-agent systems, and ontologies. Issues related to intelligent control, intelligent knowledge discovery and data mining, and neural/fuzzy-neural networks are discussed in many papers. Intelligent decision support systems, sensor systems, group decision making and negotiations, etc. are also discussed. Much attention has been paid to a very promising direction in the area of intelligent systems, namely that of hybrid systems that through a synergistic combination of best features and strengths of particular approaches help attain a new functionality, effectiveness and efficiency.
Computational intelligence.
Artificial intelligence.
Computational Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence.