Abstract: An intelligent system is featured by its abilities of discovering knowledge and skills of problem solvinge, both of which are learned from data. Due to observation noise and a finite size of samples, the learning task faces two challenges. One is finding mathematical representations to suit dependence structures underlying the world. The other is getting a theory to guide learning such that only those reliable dependence structures are learned into mathematical representations with an appropriate complexity that matches the size of samples. This talk consists of two parts. The first provides a summary of existing major mathematical representations for dependence structures and typical learning theories, as well as applications, from a unified perspective under the name of Bayesian Ying Yang learning. The second part briefly introduces the main results by the speaker for solving several typical problems in statistical learning and pattern recognition.

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Plenary Lecture III

A General Concept for the Modelling and
Simulation of MIMO Mobile Fading Channels

Prof. Dr.-Ing. HABIL. M. PÄTZOLD
Mobile Communications Group,
Faculty of Engineering and Science
Agder University College, Grooseveien 36,
NO-4876 Grimstad
Norway

Abstract:-For the development, analysis, and parameter optimization of cellular mobile systems, a profound knowledge of the mobile fading channel is indispensable. With regard to the development of future mobile communication systems employing multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques, there is currently a strong need for new channel models the statistical properties of which are sufficiently close to real-world channels.

In this plenary lecture, a general concept will be presented for the development and simulation of realistic mobile fading channels models. For illustrative purposes, a basic concept will first be introduced and exemplarily applied to design classical Rayleigh and Rice fading channel models often used to study the performance of single-input single-output systems. It will then be shown how the basic concept can be extended to enable the modelling of spatially correlated fading channels. The usefulness of the generalized concept will be demonstrated by hand of elaborated space-time channels proposed for MIMO mobile-to-mobile systems, where it is supposed that both the transmitter and the receiver are moving. For such so-called MIMO mobile-to-mobile channels, we will first introduce a proper geometrical model. Starting from the geometrical model, it will be shown how a non-realizable reference model and an efficient simulation model can be obtained. An overview of commonly used parameter computation methods will be given and their advantages and disadvantages will be discussed. For the important case of isotropic scattering, a closed-form solution of the parameter computation problem will be presented to enable the fitting of the statistical properties of the developed MIMO channel simulator to those of the reference model with arbitrarily precision. The lecture closes with some practice-relevant examples of simulating MIMO mobile-to-mobile fading channels.

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SESSION: Intelligent Agents and Applications

Chair: Dalibor Biolek, Mirka Miller, Antonio Zamora

Security & Trust in Agent-enabled E-commerce: Survey	Haider Ali	502-613
Developing Multi-Agent Systems: the Elektra meta-model and methodology	Francesco Carbone, Ana Garcia-Serrano	502-415
A Mobile Agent-based Architecture for Distributed Program Supervision Systems	Naoufel Khayati, Wided Lejouad-Chaari - Sabine Moisan	502-594
Implementation of ubiquitous digital systems and services	Kyo-sun Song Gyeo-re Park Yu-raak Choi Sesangpyounghwa Lee Min-young Kim Yun-sam Kim Eun-sun Cho	502-614
Modeling Communications of Mobile Software Agents Using Petri Nets	Ali Pouyan, Steve Reeves, Ali Hassan Beigi	502-227
Customized Design, Development, and Implementation of Distributed Control System for Process Control	Qurban A. Memon, Habib-Ur Rehman	502-249
MobileEVE : A Distributed System for Data Warehouse Maintenance under Schema Changes	J. Akaichi	502-442
Low-power aware design: Topics on low battery consumption	Itziar Marin, Eduardo Arceredillo, Jagoba Arias, Aitzol Zuloaga, Iker Losada	502-328

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SPECIAL SESSION: Grid Security

Chair - Organizer: Akshai Aggarwal Co-Chair: Matthias Pätzold, Janet Aisbett

Application of Importance Sampling in Simulation of Buffer Policies in ATM networks	Samad S. Kolahi	502-224
Arithmetic of Security Data Fusion under High Performance Computing Environment	Xiao Haidong, Li Jianhua	502-698
Analysis and Presentation of Distributed Sensor Data for Intrusion Detection	John McEachen, Cheng Kah Wai, Vonda Olsavsky	502-629
RFID Security and Privacy Concerns	S. Srinivasan, Akshai Aggarwal, Anup Kumar	502-780
Budgeting for Information Security and ROI Approach	Akshai Aggarwal , Vishnu Kanhere, Shankar Kanhere , Nilesh Bajoria	502-781
Study of a Discrete Iterative Map for Encryption Application in the Internet Part I	Aggarwal A., Bakopoulos Y. , Soulioti V., Bardis N. , Kouremenos S. , Nikolopoulos S.	502-782

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SESSION: Wireless networks and telematics

Chair: Tom Coffey, K. Ioannou, Gorazd Kandus

Two Layer Call Admission Control Analysis in Microcellular Wireless Networks	K.Ioannou, J.Pylarinos, S.Louvros, I.Panoutsopoulos, I.Kougias, S.Kotsopoulos,A.Garmpis	502-566
Mean Waiting Time Analysis in Finite Storage Queues for Wireless Cellular Networks	J.Pylarinos, S.Louvros, K.Ioannou, S.Kotsopoulos, A. Ioannou, A.Garmpis	502-572
High Throughput Performance and Quality Issues of a Wimax System	G.Agapiou, D.Vali, D.Charalambakis, P.Georgiadis, E.Plakidis, P.Rorris, K.Ioannou, A.Garmpis	502-610
Vehicle Sensor Information Management Method	YoungBag Moon, MinJeong Kim, YeonJun Choi, SunJung Kim, OhCheun Kwon	502-342
A Wireless LAN-Based PDA Control Platform for Security Robots	Hongwei Li, Changjiu Zhou	502-699
Secure - Personal and Wireless Communications Systems	Pedro Peris, Esther Palomar, Belen Ruiz, Arturo Ribagorda	502-237
An Empirical Analysis of Automated Verification of Wireless Security Protocols	Marian Ventuneac, Reiner Dojen, Tom Coffey	502-743
A password-based mutual authentication protocol for wireless network	Joongman Kim, DongMyung Shin, Yoojae Won, Byongjin Cho	502-709
Optical Wireless Link for Railway Service	Zdenek Kolka, Otakar Wilfert, Viera Biolkova, Dalibor Biolek	502-546
Identification of devices in Bluetooth networks	Zdenek Mikeska, Stanislav Hanus,Josef Vochyan	502-365
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Coexistence Simulation	Jan Mikulka, Stanislav Hanus	502-270
Terminal application middleware for the interoperability among telematics services	Moon-Soo Lee, Jong-Woo Choi, Myung-Jin Lee, Kwon Oh-Cheon	502-339

Saturday, December 17, 2005

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ROOM C’:

SPECIAL SESSION: Trust, Access, Privacy and Security

Chair-Organizer: Mirka Miller

Strategies For Matching Between Datasets Using Quasi-identifiers	Janet Aisbett, Greg Gibbon	502-545
Graphs connected with block ciphers	Otokar Grosek, Pavol Zajac	502-541
Graph representation of access controls for managing privacy, trust, and security requirements	Geoff Skinner and Mirka Miller	502-322
Matching Records on Birthdate, Sex And Locality	Janet Aisbett, Greg Gibbon	502-547
A Public Key Cryptosystem Based on Block Upper Triangular Matrices	Rafael Alvarez Leandro Tortosa Jose-francisco Vicent Antonio Zamora	502-310
Research on issuing a certificate and generating a private key of a home-gateway	Baehyo Park, Jaeho Yoon, Seoklae Lee,Jonghyun Baek	502-620
Privacy and e-Health in Australia	Bruce Le Marshall, Mirka Miller	502-525
Context-dependent Security Enforcement of Statistical Databases	Vivek Mishra, Andrew Stranieri, Mirka Miller, Joe Ryan	502-521
The Design and the Implementation of Web Service Security System for the Secured Distribution of Digital Contents	Seungbae Yun, Hyunkjin Ko, Ungmo Kim	502-258
Building up trust collaboration in p2p systems based on trusted computing platform	Zheng Yan, Peng Zhang	502-267
An Improved Attack on the Shrinking Generator	P. Caballero-Gil and A. F·ster-Sabater	502-372

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SESSION: Cryptography and Secure Communication

Chair: Tom Coffey, Drago Zagar, John McEachen

A novel approach to secured and central logging data	Nguyen anh Quynh,Yoshiyasu Takefuji	502-494
A novel stealthy data capture tool for honeynet system	Nguyen anh Quynh,Yoshiyasu Takefuji	502-487
Secure Communication System over a GSM Network	Rafael Alvarez, Jesus-Alberto Oliver, Jose-Francisco Vicent and Antonio Zamora	502-586
A Viability Analysis of a Secure VoIP and Instant Messaging System on a Pocket PC Platform	Jose-Vicente Aguirre, Rafael Alvarez, Jose Noguera, Leandro Tortosa and Antonio Zamora	502-589
Parallelization of the AES Algorithm	Wlodzimierz Bieleck,Dariusz Burak	502-348
Modified Key Size Determination Models for Symmetric Ciphers	Subariah Ibrahim and Mohd Aizaini Maarof	502-394
Extending CAPSL for Logic-Based Verifications	Liang Tian, Reiner Dojen, Tom Coffey	502-707
Design of a Parallel Computing Based Cryptosystem	Monica Dascalu,Eduard Franti,Lucian Milea,Teofil Teodorescu,Traian Balan,Angela Ionita	502-793

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SESSION: Information Security

Chair: Bruno Carpentieri, Orlando Belo, Zdenek Kolka

Strategic Alert Throttling for Intrusion Detection Systems	Gianni Tedesco and Uwe Aickelin	502-582
Computer Intrusion Detection with Clustering and Anomaly Detection, Using ICA and Rough Fuzzy	Surat Srinoy, Werasuk Kurutach, Witcha Chimphlee, Siriporn Chimphlee,Santi Sounsri	502-669
Dynamic monitoring model for bbs content security	Jing Yu, Yanping Zhao	502-768
Resolution based metamorphic computer virus detection using redundancy control strategy	Ruo Ando Nguyen Anh Quynh Yoshiyasu Takefuji	502-463
A Distributed Cooperative Multi-layer Security Architecture For Virtual Networks	Simon O’Sullivan, Reiner Dojen, Tom Coffey	502-708
Testing the Tools for IPv6 Traffic Tunneling	Drago Zagar, Goran Martinovic and Snjezana Rimac-Drlje	502-515
Study of Information Security Pre-Evaluation Model for New IT Service	DongHoon Shin, SungHoon Kim, GangShin Lee, and Jea-Il Lee	502-340
ITU-T X.805 based Vulnerability Analysis Method for Security Framework of End-to-End Network Services	Young Duk Cho,Yoojae Won Byongjin Cho	502-680
A Link-level Intrusion Detection Approach	Hongjie Sun, Binxing Fang, Hongli Zhang	502-188
A Bayesian Classification Model for Real-Time Computer Network Intrusion Detection Systems	M. Mehdi, M. Bensebti, A. Anou and M. Djebari	502-105
A study for vulnerability analysis and security reinforcement plan of accredited certification service	Jonghyun Baek,Seoklae Lee,Jaeil Lee	502-567
On formal verification methods for password-based protocols: CSP/FDR and AVISPA	Abdelilah Tabet, SeongHan Shin, Kazukuni Kobara, Hideki Imai	502-619

Sunday, December 18, 2005

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ROOM C’:

SESSION: Algorithms and Applications

Chair: Ana Garcia-Serrano, Pedro Peris, Abdel Latif Abu Dalhoum

Hybrid Model for Computer Intrusion Detection	Witcha Chimphlee, Mohd Noor Md Sap, Abdul Hanan Abdullah, Siriporn Chimphlee,Surat Srinoy	502-681
Improving Zeng’s Technique for Color Re-indexing of Palette-Based Images	Luca Matola and Bruno Carpentieri	502-593
Recognition system for wooded species of Canary Laurisilva from its contour using kernel of Fisher	Carlos M. Travieso, Juan C. Briceño, Jesús B. Alonso, Miguel A. Ferrer	502-562
FPGA-based hardware implementation for network intrusion detection system rule matching module	Mohamed Azab, Mohamed Rizk, Mohamed Abu-Elnasr	502-387
Genetic and Swarm Algorithms for the Selection of OLAP Data Cubes	Jorge Loureiro, Orlando Belo	502-426
A Meta Knowledge Graph Modeling For View Definition Self Maintenance	Jalel Akaichi	502-441
Character recognition with histogram band analysis of encoded string and neural network	Latesh Malik, SAndhya Arora, P.S. Deshpande	502-204
Microprocessors fan speed control for dynamic thermal management	Diary R. Suleiman, Hilmi F. Amin, Nuraddin Taha Husein	502-171
TDS: The software for the early diagnosis of melanoma	Ana González, Miguel A. Ferrer, Jesús B. Alonso, Carlos M. Travieso	502-561
MLP/BP-based Decision Feedback Equalizers with High Skew Tolerance in Band-Limited Channels	Terng-Ren Hsu, Jyh-Neng Yang, Terng-Yin Hsu, and Chen-Yi Lee	502-627
Seeded search for joins in BCPOs	Richard E. Moe	502-553

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SESSION: Internet, Data transmission and Protocols

Chair: A. Q. Ansari, Terng-Yin Hsu, K. Ioannou

Fuzzy shaper versus leaky bucket shaper in Voice over Internet	F. D. Trujillo, A. J. Yuste, E. Casilari and A. Díaz–Estrella	502-765
Migration towards Multimedia Next Generation Network	L.Raptis, D.Kagklis, Y.Patikis, G.Hatzilias, N.Zervos, T.Zahariadis, D.Crhonis, K.Ioannou, A.Garmpis	502-575
Reliability and Usability in Data Transmission Networks of the AMR System: A Pilot Study	Petri Oksa, Mikael Soini, Jussi Nummela, Lauri Sydänheimo, Markku Kivikoski	502-507
Measurement and Analysis of the Crosstalk Effect on the ADSL Data Transmission Rate	Andjelko Kopecki, Josip Milanovic, Drago Zagar	502-453
Single Fiber Lines in CESNET Backbone	Karel Slavicek, Vaclav Novak	502-659
Research of Heartbeat Detection Protocol Based on Multiple Master-nodes in Multi-machines Environment	Dong Jian, Liu Hongwei, Yang Xiaozong	502-550
Automatic Synthesis of Timed Protocol Specifications from Service Specifications	Jehad Al Dallal	502-329
On Convergence and Reliability in Self-Configuring Virtual Topologies	Arso Savanovic	502-710

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SPECIAL SESSION: Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing

Chair - Organizer: A. Q. Ansari

Adaptive device with underlying mechanism defined by a programming language	Aparecido Valdemir de Freitas ,João José Neto	502-479
Aggregating Subjective & Objective Measures ofWeb Search Quality using Modified Shimura Technique	Rashid Ali, M. M. Sufyan Beg	502-784
Automatic recognition of faces by neural networks and principal component analysis	Ch. Bencheriet A.H. Boualleg H. Tebbikh	502-741
A cognitive model based on representations that are spatial functions	Janet Aisbett, Greg Gibbon	502-502
Non-linear data for Neural Networks training and testing	Abdel latif Abu dalhoum, Mohammed.Sadiq Al-rawi	502-127
Knowledge Representation with Possibilistic-Certain Bayesian Networks	Abdelkader Heni , Mohamed-Nazih Omri, Adel M Alimi	502-608

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SESSION: Communication Networks and Applications

Chair: K. Ioannou, Bruno Carpentieri, J. Al Dallal

The performance of multi-mode spatial MIMO system with imperfect CSI	Gorazd Kandus, Sreco Plevel, Tomaz Javornik	502-197
Impact of the Various Tiers of Interfering Cells on CDMA Systems	Samad S. Kolahi	502-221
Classes of sum-of-sinusoids Rayleigh fading channel simulators and their stationary and ergodic properties	Matthias Pätzold, Bjørn Olaf Hogstad	502-247
Evaluation of error rate performance of code spread CDMA system using simulations	Ameya Naik, Meenal Tamhankar and Vikrant Joshi	502-308
Towards a Better Understanding of Efficiency in mGovernment Services	Tarek El-kiki, Elaine Lawrence	502-323
Parameterized Soft IP Core of High Performance ARINC 429 and UART Interfaces	Usman Yousaf, Muhammad Asif, Imran Qadeer	502-325
Protection Switching Scheme for NG-SDH based Switching System	Kiwon Kim, Byungho Yae	502-390
Interference analysis in 2.5G network	Filip Gleissner,Stanislav Hanus	502-311
Crosstalk and Isolation measurements in copper wires	G.Agapiou, T.Doukoglou, P.Georgiadis, G.Georgakopoulos, E.Plakidis, P.Rorris, K.Ioannou, A.Ioannou, A.Garmpis	502-639
A Practical Implementation of a Wavelet Based Filtered Multitone Modulation	Roman m. Vitenberg	502-560
More Privacy in Context-aware Platforms: User Controlled Access Right Delegation using Kerberos	Peter Langendoerfer, Krzysztof Piotrowski	502-585
A lightweight and scalable VoIP platform based on MGCP/H.323 interworking and QoS management capabilities	T. Dagiuklas, K.Ioannou, A.Garmpis	502-570

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SESSION: Advances on Information Science & Communications

Chair: K. Ioannou

Dynamical Systems and Step-2 Nilpotent sub-Riemannian Geometry	A. Anzaldo-Meneses, F. Monroy-Perez	508-098
Shape analysis of left ventricle using spherical harmonics functions	A. Ben Abdallah, H. Essabbah, M. H. Bedoui	508-371
Complex analysis of outputs from driving simulator experiments focused on drowsiness detection	Petr Bouchner, Michal Hajny, Stanislav Novotny, Roman Pieknik	508-297