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ORCID13th SISY 2015: Subotica, Serbia
- 13th IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Informatics, SISY 2015, Subotica, Serbia, September 17-19, 2015. IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-1-4673-9388-1
- Imre J. Rudas, József Gáti, Anikó Szakál, Krisztina Nemethy:
From exoskeleton to the Antal Bejczy center for intelligent robotics. 11 - Ivana Stajner-Papuga:
Some aspects of non-additive measures. 13 - Ljiljana Trajkovic:
Communication networks: Traffic data, network topologies, and routing anomalies. 15 - William A. Gruver:
Algorithmic trading systems. 17 - Emil Gatial
, Zoltán Balogh, Ladislav Hluchý:
Information collection and presentation enriched by remote sensor data. 19-23 - Zeljko Stojanov, Jelena Stojanov, Dalibor Dobrilovic:
Knowledge discovery and systematization through thematic analysis in software process assessment project. 25-30 - Zoltán Balogh, Emil Gatial, Ladislav Hluchý:
Use of polls to seamlessly collect and aggregate semi-structured information for crisis response. 31-36 - Zsolt Szecsi, Károly Simon, Levente Szelyes:
Argus: Hardware and software system for automatic or semi-automatic photo taking. 37-41 - Martin Bobák, Ladislav Hluchý, Viet D. Tran:
Tailored platforms as cloud service. 43-48 - Lorand Lukacs:
In-flight horizon line detection for airplanes using image processing. 49-54 - Mária Tóthová, Jan Pitel:
Simulation of fuzzy adaptive position controllers for pneumatic muscle actuator. 55-59 - Attila Retfalvi, Michael Stampfer:
Aspects of clamping a workpiece over a through hole. 61-66 - Tamas Fekete, Gergely Mezei:
Towards creating a GPGPU-accelerated framework for pattern matching. 67-72 - Attila Retfalvi, Michael Stampfer:
Aspects of the use and automatic modification of extra locator elements of modular fixtures. 73-77 - Peter Michalik, Iveta Zolotová:
Design of models for the selection of the suitable platform in the area of data analysis. 79-84 - Andor Sagi, Anita Sabo, Bojan Kuljic, Tibor Szakáll:
Multilevel interdisciplinary intelligent systems in medicine. 85-88 - Igor Fuerstner, Atila Nadj, Zoran Anisic, Laslo Gogolak:
Prototyping a career center online internship-and job-offer module. 89-94 - Mirjana Strboja, Endre Pap, Biljana P. Mihailovic:
A monotone convergence related to pseudo-integral. 95-100 - Rastislav J. R. Struharik:
Decision tree ensemble hardware accelerators for embedded applications. 101-106 - Ivana Stajner-Papuga, Aleksandar Takaci:
Compensatory operators in some combinatorial optimization problems. 107-110 - Nebojsa M. Ralevic, Goran B. Andjelic, Vladimir Dj. Djakovic, Natasa Glisovic:
The comparative analyses of the nonparametric methods for investment return prediction. 111-115 - Obrad Kasum, Edin Dolicanin, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Aleksandar Perovic:
Extracting noise contaminated information in multiple sources. 117-121 - Nebojsa M. Ralevic, Dejan Cebic, Ivan Pavkov:
The third order mean-based Jarratt-type method for finding simple roots of nonlinear equation. 123-126 - Slavka Bodjanova, Martin Kalina:
Coarsening of fuzzy partitions. 127-132 - Iulia-Kinga Marton, Zoltán Szabó, Károly Simon, Norbert Kando:
Software system for newspaper distribution. 133-137 - Isabela Dramnesc, Tudor Jebelean, Sorin Stratulat:
Theory exploration of binary trees. 139-144 - Gy. Hermann, Imre J. Rudas:
Calibration system for tactile measuring probes. 145-148 - Roxana Dogaru, Flavia Micota, Daniela Zaharie:
Taxonomy-based dissimilarity measures for profile identification in medical data. 149-154 - Zdravko Panjkov, Andreas Wasserbauer, Timm Ostermann, Richard Hagelauer:
Automatic debug circuit for FPGA rapid prototyping. 155-160 - Robert Pinter, Livia Szedmina, Sanja Maravic Cisar, Andrea Raffai, Daniel Borsos:
Your constant companion - Engineering students and their mobile phones. 161-165 - András Benedek, György Molnár, Zoltan Szuts:
Practices of crowdsourcing in relation to big data analysis and education methods. 167-172 - Adrienn Dineva, József K. Tar, Annamária R. Várkonyi-Kóczy, Vincenzo Piuri:
Replacement of parameter tuning with simple calculation in adaptive control using "Sigmoid generated fixed point transformation". 173-178 - Lukacs Gutasi, Ervin Burkus, Péter Odry:
Facilitation of obstacle detection by utilization of low-cost sensors in the case of mobile robots. 179-184 - Eva Carolina Pataki, Andras Sagi, Jozef Kabok:
Externalities and the optimal allocation of economic resources. 185-188 - Andras Sagi, Eva Carolina Pataki:
Contemporary demand input models in the conditions of imperfect competition. 189-194 - Ángel Luís Garrido, Maria G. Buey, Sergio Ilarri, Igor Furstner, Livia Szedmina:
KGNR: A knowledge-based geographical news recommender. 195-198 - Dániel Tokody, György Schuster, József Papp:
Study of how to implement an intelligent railway system in Hungary. 199-204 - Gyozo Attila Szilagyi:
Determining delay risks of processes deriving from personal professional competences. 205-208 - Gabor A. Werner, Laszlo Hanka:
Using the beta-binomial distribution for the analysis of biometric identification. 209-215 - Zoltan Nyikes, Zoltan Rajnai:
Big data, as part of the critical infrastructure. 217-222 - Gyorgy Max, Béla Lantos:
Modeling and control of tree-like structured vehicles and robots using Appell method. 223-228 - Stefan Koprda, Zoltán Balogh, Dusan Hruby, Milan Turcam:
Proposal of the irrigation system using low-cost Arduino system as part of a smart home. 229-233 - Gabor Katai-Urban, Ferenc Koszna, Zoltan Megyesi:
Composition and calibration of a custom made omnidirectional camera. 235-239 - Milutin Nikolic, Srdan Z. Savic, Branislav Borovac, Mirko Rakovic:
Task prioritization framework for kinesthetic teaching of a free-standing humanoid robot. 241-246 - Rita Osz:
Environment for problem solving in engineering higher education. 247-251 - József Gáti, Franciska Hegyesi, Krisztina Nemethy, Gyula Kártyás:
New education challenges in engineering course programs. 253-257 - Franciska Hegyesi, Krisztina Nemethy, József Gáti, Gyula Kártyás:
New education challenges in adult education. 259-262 - Andrei Ternauciuc, Radu Vasiu:
Testing usability in Moodle: When and How to do it. 263-268 - Zoltán L. Németh, Laszlo Erdodi:
When every byte counts - Writing minimal length shellcodes. 269-274 - Zoltán L. Németh:
Modern binary attacks and defences in the windows environment - Fighting against microsoft EMET in seven rounds. 275-280 - Szlivka F. Daniel, Zoltan Rajnai:
Saving energy with green roofs by measuring and calculating the thermal parameters of soil. 281-284 - Szilard-Gabor Matis, Károly Simon, Levente Szelyes:
Android mobile application for controlling Arexx robots. 285-288 - Dániel András Drexler:
Regularization of the differential inverse positioning problem of an elbow manipulator. 289-294 - Slim Chtourou, Mohamed Kharrat, Nader Ben Amor, Mohamed Jallouli, Mohamed Abid:
Proof of concept of a cloud compilation service for robotics wireless programming. 295-300 - Natasa Durakovic, Slavica Medic, Tatjana Grbic, Sandra Buhmiler, Sanja Rapajic:
Integration of pseudo-polynomials based on g-integrals. 301-305 - Tatjana Grbic, Slavica Medic, Natasa Durakovic, Slavisa Dumnic, Teodora Gavrilov:
Weak convergence of sequences of distorted probabilities. 307-312 - Livia Szedmina, Piroska Stanic Molcer, Janos Simon, Zlatko Covic:
Clicking for business English success. 313-317 - Bela Goblyos, Mihaly Reger:
Determining the priority of heat sources used in district heating. 319-322 - Johanna Sápi, Dániel András Drexler, Levente Kovács:
Comparison of mathematical tumor growth models. 323-328
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