JOINT PROGRAM

5th WSEAS International Conference on
Artificial Intelligence,
Knowledge Engineering and Data Bases (AIKED 2006)

 

 

Madrid, Spain,

In collaboration with UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ
February 15-17, 2006

 

 

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

 

 

 

 

OFFICIAL WELCOME

 

Welcome speeches by:

 

Prof. Eloy Garcia-Calvo, Vice-Principle of Research of University of Alcala

Prof. Francisco Lopez-Ferreras, Dean of Polytechnic High School

Prof. Sebanstian Sanchez-Prieto, Head of Department of Automatic

Prof. Manuel Rosa-Zurera, Head of Department of Signal Processing and Communications

 

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I

 

Title: Approximate Calculation of Information via Evolutionary Algorithms

 

Prof. Angel Fernando Kuri-Morales

Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

Rio Hondo No. 1

Mexico 01000, D.F.

Mexico

akuri@itam.mx

 

Abstract:

Data is expressed in a modern computer by encoding it digitally. There are many ways to encode such data and one of the main issues in present day telematics (in view of the need for efficient transmission in computer networks) is how to best achieve it. To determine what "best" encoding means it is necessary to measure the information contents in the data.

In the recent past there have been two approaches to quantifying information: the statistical approach and the algorithmic approach. In the statistical approach championed by Claude Shannon, information is determined assuming that the two extremes of a communication channel have agreed as to the possible interpretation of the basic symbols of the "message" from the start. In spite of the successful application of such an approach, it has been noted that the tacit aprioristic assumptions somewhat curtail its usefulness. Therefore, the algorithmic approach championed by Andrei Kolmogorov has been developed as a viable alternative. Kolmogorov's complexity (or algorithmic information) is subject independent and relies on the fact that any message may be reproduced by a precisely defined algorithm. Algorithmic information is defined, thereafter, as the length of the shortest program achieving this goal. Unfortunately, it has been shown that this program's length is, in general, not computable.

We shall discuss an approximate way to calculate the algorithmic information resorting to evolutionary computation techniques. We will establish the way to approximate Kolmogorov's complexity from Risanen's minimum description length principle by applying a genetic algorithm. We describe the genetic algorithm involved and how its application leads to the purported calculation. We will illustrate by giving an example of lossy compression arising directly from such approximation.

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Prof. Vincenzo Niola

Department of Mechanical Engineering for Energetics

University of Naples "Federico II"

Via Claudio 21, 80125, Napoli

ITALY

vniola@unina.it

http://niola.dime.unina.it

 

 

 


SESSION: Artificial Neural Networks and Applications
Chair: Hilario Lopez, Chee Peng Lim

Using neural networks to tune heuristic parameters in evolutionary optimization

Martin Holena

512-166

Prediction of the Index Fund by Takagi-Sugeno Fuzzy Inference Systems and Feed-Forward Neural Network

Vladimνr Olej

512-190

Visualizing and Classifying Data Using a Hybrid Intelligent System

Chee Siong Teh and Chee Peng Lim

512-304

A trajectory index for topology conserving mapping

Hilario López, Iván Machón, Eva Fernandez

512-205

Premium Changes Effects On Insurance Customers Using Neural Networks

Angeles Varela, Hilario Gómez Moreno, César Pérez López

512-528

Detection of Anthelmintics Resistant Nematodes in Sheep Flocks Using Artificial Neural Networks

Ali Rahnemaei, Naser Pariz, Adel Akbarimajd

512-113

A Petri Net Simulator for Self-organizing Systems

Dianxiang Xu, Priti Borse, Karl Altenburg, Kendall Nygard

512-512

Machine Learning with Genetic Multivariate Polynomials

Angel Fernando Kuri-Morales

512-511

 

 

 

SESSION: Security Systems, Coding and Information Theory

Chair:  Antonio Zamora, Manuel Alfonseca  

 

A Secure Remote Database Backup System

José-Vicente Aguirre, Rafael Álvarez, José Noguera and Antonio Zamora

512-468

Code Design as an Optimization Problem: from Mixed Integer Programming to a High Performance Simplified Randomized Algorithm

José Barahona da Fonseca

512-225

Testing genetic algorithm recombination strategies and the normalized compression distance for computer generated music

Manuel Alfonseca, Manuel Cebrián and Alfonso Ortega

512-240

A Framework for Security Modelling using Knowledge Engineering

Gustavo Santana

512-159

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

The Confluence of Human Capital Management and Human Resource Management and the Benefits of Knowledge Engineering

Kevin J. O'Sullivan

512-384

A Robust Audio Watermarking in Frequency Domain

Robin Jose Augustine and V.P. Devassia

512-358

 

 

 

SESSION: Computational Models, Algorithms and Optimization

Chair: Vladislav Valkovsky, Jose Barahona da Fonseca

 

Design Of A Computacional Model Of Adaptative Coevolution

Alberto Pérez Alonso

512-236

Multi-Speed Particle Swarm Optimization

Buthainah S. Al-kazemi

512-363

Site layout optimization with ACO algorithm

Ehsan Gharaie, Abbas Afshar, Mohammad Reza Jalali

512-328

The change of algorithmic data dependencies and their properties in relational sets

Birute Pliuskuviene, Petras Adomenas

512-429

Social Behavior Model for Human-Machine Collaboration Systems

Hirohide Ushida

512-423

Splitting Algorithm for Solving an Integral Differential Equation

Nikos Mastorakis, Olga Martin

512-335

From the Magic Square to the Optimization of Networks of AGVs and from MIP to an Hybrid Algorithm and from this One to the Evolutionary Computation

José Barahona da Fonseca

512-226

Combinatorial Complexity: Are We on the Right Way?

Robin Gremlich, Andreas Hamfelt, Héctor de Pereda, and Vladislav Valkovsky

512-457

Application of an Evolutionary Algorithm for VaR Calculations

Gonul Uludag, Kerem Senel, A. Sima Etaner-Uyar, Hasan Dag

512-510

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, February 16, 2006

 

 

 

 


SESSION: WEB Services and Networks

Chair:  Jorge Cardoso, Shihua Ma

 

Combining the Semantic Web with Dynamic Packaging Systems

Jorge Cardoso

512-380

Design of a universal high-speed telecommunication network using genetic algorithms. The case of the digital divide in Andalusia

Pablo Cortés, Jesús Muñuzuri, Nicolás Ibáñez, José Guadix

512-378

Matchmaking for Semantic Web Services with Constraints on Process Models

Natenapa Sriharee and Twittie Senivongse

512-161

Electronic Funds Transfer Service over GPRS and Secure TCP/X.25 Gateways

Roberto Javier López Sastre, Sergio Lafuente Arroyo, Francisco Javier López Herrero,  Amelio Vázquez Reina

512-237

A Hybrid Greedy-Simulated Annealing algorithm for the optimal location of controllers in wireless networks

S. Salcedo-Sanz, A. Portilla-Figueras, S. Jiménez-Fernández, J. A. Martínez-Rojas

512-258

Network transformation algorithm for Supply chain plant location problem

Shihua Ma, Xiaoqun Liu

512-445

An hybrid model of the MCDA for the GIS: Application to the localization of a site for the implantation of a dam

Abdessadek Tikniouine, Abdelaziz Elfazziki, Tarik Agouti

512-479

Enhanced Dynamic Web Page Allocation with Fuzzy Neural Network

Y. K. Liu, L.M. Cheng, L.L.Cheng

512-356

 

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Pattern Recognition, Clustering and Data Mining

Chair: Saleem Abuleil, Renata Ivancsy

 

Text-to-speech synthesis for embedded speech communicators

Jerneja Zganec Gros

512-383

A hybrid approach for multifont Arabic characters recognition

Nadia Ben Amor, Najoua Essoukri Ben Amara

512-165

Personalization based on domain ontology

Mehdi Adda, Wu Lei, Yi Feng

512-395

Hybrid system for extracting and classifying arabic proper names

Saleem Abuleil

512-406

A New Algorithm for Arabic Optical Character Recognition

Omar Al-Jarrah, Samer Al-Kiswany, Bashar Al-Gharaibeh, Mohamed Fraiwan, Hani Khasawneh

512-514

Simulating a Human Playing Mastermind Introducing Noise in Anti-Mind Algorithm

José Barahona da Fonseca

512-224

A Comparative Study between Genetic Algorithms and Line Search Algorithm Optimization for HIV Predictions

Brain Leke Betechuoh, Tshilidzi Marwala, Taryn Tim, Monica Lagazio

512-370

Clustering Techniques Utilized in Web Usage Mining

Renata Ivancsy and Ferenc Kovacs

512-274

Accurately tuned search space in a feature based stereo matching

Payman Moallem, Mohsen Ashourian, Behzad Mirzaeian, Mohamad Ataei

512-432


 

 

SESSION: Artificial Intelligence and Applications

Chair: D. de la Mata-Moya,  Janis Zuters

 

Trend-removal in corrosion processes using Neural Networks

Milton Martinez Luaces, Victor Martinez Luaces, Marcelo Ohanian

512-485

Towards Multi-Layer Perceptron as an Evaluator Through Randomly Generated Training Patterns

Janis Zuters

512-506

MLPs for Detecting Radar Targets in Gaussian Clutter

D. de la Mata-Moya, P. Jarabo-Amores, R. Vicen-Bueno, L. Cuadra-Rodriguez, F. López-Ferreras

512-327

Customer segmentation based on neural network with clustering technique

Xiang-bin Yan, Yi-jun Li

512-449

Design and implementation of a digitalized fuzzy logic controller for dc servo drives

Hung-ching Lu

512-425

A Minimal Fuzzy Entropy Model for Pattern Recognition: Evaluation in a SAR Imagery Application

V. Barrile, M. Cacciola, M. Versaci

512-407

Novel Intelligent Edge Detector for Sonographical Images

Ali Rafiee

512-298

Radial Basis Function Networks for Wind Speed Prediction

Goncalo Xufre Silva, P. M. Fonte, J. C. Quadrado

512-096

 

 

 

SESSION: E Systems and Decision Support Systems

Chair: Judith Redoli, Athanasios Drigas
 

A virtual Lab for Hellenic cultural heritage

A.S.Drigas, L.G.Koukianakis, J.G. Glentzes

512-207

An Open Distance Learning e-system to support SMEs e-enterprising

A.S.Drigas, L.G.Koukianakis

512-208

Ventakaraman virtuous cycles for entrepreneurship e-learning

Judith Redoli,. Rafael Mompó

512-477

Automatic Fuzzy Decision Network Transformation

Alexander Holland, Madjid Fathi

512-508

Tele-Medicine Decision Support Platforms: An Application

Dimopoulos, K. G., Sotiriades, P., Economou, G. - P. K., Baltogiannis, C., Lymberopoulos, D. K.

512-198

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, February 17, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Data Bases and Data Warehouse

Chair:  Carlo dell'Aquila, Suphamit Chittayasothorn

 

Consistent Two- phase commit in distributed database

Mushtaq Ali, Iftikhar Ahmad, Shahbaz Pervez, Nadeem Daud Potta

512-191

A frame-based object-relational database expert system architecture and implementation

Chuleerat Rattanaprateep, Suphamit Chittayasothorn

512-415

Information Retrieval Using Analogical Reasoning

Khalil Shihab and Haider Ramadhan

512-264

Design and Implementation of a National Data Warehouse

Carlo dell’Aquila, Ezio Lefons, and Filippo Tangorra

512-263

Review of data Consistency and Integrity Constraints in Spatial Databases

Kalum Priyanath Udagepola, Li Xiang, Yang Xiaozong, A. W. Wijeratne

512-118

Automation of Financial Loaning System  An Analysis of Classification Algorithms on different Data Views

Liaquat Majeed, Saima Mushtaq, Soban Hameed, Amna Asad

512-450

Extended Principle of Orthogonal Database Design

Erki Eessaar

512-451

MSRIC: A Model for Spatial Relations and Integrity Constraints in Topographic Databases

Kalum Udagepola, Li Xiang, Yang Xiaozong, A. W. Wijeratne

512-136

 

 

 

SESSION: Pattern Recognition, Clustering and Data Mining

Chair: Josι Barahona da Fonseca, Birkan Tunc

 

Cluster Validity Measurement for Arbitrary Shaped Clusters

Ferenc Kovacs, Renata Ivancsy

512-279

Spider algorithm for clustering time series

Shohei Kameda Masayuki Yamamura

512-228

Generating classification association rules with modified apriori algorithm

B. Tunc, H. Dag

512-147

Cluster Validity Measurement Techniques

Csaba Legány, Sándor Juhász And Attila Babos

512-287

Mining Usage Web Log Via Independent Component Analysis And Rough Fuzzy

Siriporn Chimphlee, Naomie Salim, Mohd Salihin Bin Ngadiman, Witcha Chimphlee, Surat Srinoy

512-292

Making items suggestions in non online environments

Ioannis N. Kouris, Christos H. Makris, Athanasios K. Tsakalidis

512-489

The result analysis of the cluster methods by the classification of municipalities

Pavel Petr,Miloslava Kasparova

512-455

Country wise Classification of Human Names

Raju Balaktishnan

512-216

Some algorithms for data table (re)ordering using Monotone Systems

Leo Võhandu, Rein Kuusik, Ants Torim, Eik Aab, Grete Lind

512-483

Frequent nodeset by swarm

Kyaw Oo

512-214

 

 

 

SESSION: Scheduling, Workflow and Knowledge Engineering

Chair:  Kendall Nygard, Elias Hadzilias

 

Genetic algorithm in Grid Scheduling with multiple objectives

Siriluck Lorpunmanee, Mohd Noor Md Sap, Abdul Hanan Abdullah

512-435

Integrating ABC and IDEF0 Techniques for the Evaluation of Workflow Management Systems

Elias Hadzilias

512-408

Workflow: an enabler to collaborative design process

Riaz Ahmad, Fan Yuqing, Tao Jian

512-155

Grain size and heavy metals estimation from airborne hyperspectral data

E. Castillo, V. Bayarri, R. Ferrer

512-299

An Agent-based Heterogeneous UAV Simulator Design

Martin Lundell, Jingpeng Tang, Thaddeus Hogan, Kendall Nygard

512-516

Smooth Human Animation from 2D Correspondence Based on

Motion Trend Prediction

Li Zhang, Ling Li

512-601

Multi-Agent Control System for a Municipal Water System

Radhika Kotina, Francisco P. Maturana, And Dan Carnahan

512-372

Modeling Adaptive Multi-Agent Organizations for Naval Missions Mark Hoogendoorn, Catholijn M. Jonker, Martijn C. Schut, Jan Treur 502-092

 

 

 

 

5th WSEAS International Conference on
ELECTRONICS, HARDWARE, WIRELESS and OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS (EHAC '06)

 

 

 

Madrid, Spain,

In collaboration with UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ
February 15-17, 2006

 

 

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

 

 

 

 

OFFICIAL WELCOME

 

Welcome speeches by:

 

Prof. Eloy Garcia-Calvo, Vice-Principle of Research of University of Alcala

Prof. Francisco Lopez-Ferreras, Dean of Polytechnic High School

Prof. Sebanstian Sanchez-Prieto, Head of Department of Automatic

Prof. Manuel Rosa-Zurera, Head of Department of Signal Processing and Communications

 

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I

 

Title: Approximate Calculation of Information via Evolutionary Algorithms

 

Prof. Angel Fernando Kuri-Morales

Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

Rio Hondo No. 1

Mexico 01000, D.F.

Mexico

akuri@itam.mx

 

Abstract:

Data is expressed in a modern computer by encoding it digitally. There are many ways to encode such data and one of the main issues in present day telematics (in view of the need for efficient transmission in computer networks) is how to best achieve it. To determine what "best" encoding means it is necessary to measure the information contents in the data.

In the recent past there have been two approaches to quantifying information: the statistical approach and the algorithmic approach. In the statistical approach championed by Claude Shannon, information is determined assuming that the two extremes of a communication channel have agreed as to the possible interpretation of the basic symbols of the "message" from the start. In spite of the successful application of such an approach, it has been noted that the tacit aprioristic assumptions somewhat curtail its usefulness. Therefore, the algorithmic approach championed by Andrei Kolmogorov has been developed as a viable alternative. Kolmogorov's complexity (or algorithmic information) is subject independent and relies on the fact that any message may be reproduced by a precisely defined algorithm. Algorithmic information is defined, thereafter, as the length of the shortest program achieving this goal. Unfortunately, it has been shown that this program's length is, in general, not computable.

We shall discuss an approximate way to calculate the algorithmic information resorting to evolutionary computation techniques. We will establish the way to approximate Kolmogorov's complexity from Risanen's minimum description length principle by applying a genetic algorithm. We describe the genetic algorithm involved and how its application leads to the purported calculation. We will illustrate by giving an example of lossy compression arising directly from such approximation.

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Prof. Vincenzo Niola

Department of Mechanical Engineering for Energetics

University of Naples "Federico II"

Via Claudio 21, 80125, Napoli

ITALY

vniola@unina.it

http://niola.dime.unina.it

 

 

 

 

SESSION: Wireless, Communication Networks 1

Chair: J. Antonio Portilla-Figueras, Konstantinos Voudouris

 

A Genetic Algorithm for Solving the First Price Sealed Bid Auction in Communication Networks

A. Portilla-Figueras, S. Salcedo-Sanz, P. Garcia-Diaz, K. Hackbarth

512-259

HIPERLAN/2 and 802.11a: A Comparative Study

Padma Bonde,Jayesh Bonde

512-218

Wireless medical sensor network with ZigBee

Christian Hofmann, Christian Weigand, Josef Bernhard

512-286

Radiocoverage Measurements of a Wireless Local Area Network

Evangelos Sapountzis, John Sapountzis, Konstantinos Voudouris

512-409

Multicarrier Interleave-Division Multiple Access Communication in Multipath Channels

Habib ur Rehman,Muhammad Naeem, Imran Zaka, Syed Ismail Shah

512-421

Analysis of a Physical Layer Wireless Communication System Implementation on an SDR Baseband Processor

Babak D. Beheshti

512-351

 

 

 

SESSION: Wireless, Communication Networks 2

Chair: Konstantinos Voudouris, Pilar García

 

Seamless Access in Asia Pacific: Opportunities and Challenges

Chin Chin Wong, Andy L.Y. Low, Pang Leang Hiew

512-422

Sense And Cache – A Novel Caching Scheme For Mobile Users In a Cellular Network

C. Mala, S. Selvakumar

512-436

Multimedia Task Scheduling on OLSR enabled Ad hoc Networks

Adeel Akram, Shahbaz Pervez, Shoab. A. Khan

512-189

Unitary matrix frequency modulated OFDM for power line communications over impulsive noise channels

Chang-Jun Ahn, Hiroshi Harada, Satoshi Takahashi

512-219

An Empirical Based Path Loss model with Tree Density Effects for 1.8 GHz Mobile Communications Using Fuzzy Regression

Supachai Phaiboon and Pisit Phokharatkul

512-469

 

 

 

SESSION: Design, Circuits and Reconfigurable Systems

Chair: Stan Skafidas, José Barahona da Fonseca

 

Nonuniform sampling delta converters – design methodology

Ryszard Golanski , Jacek Kolodziej

512-509

From a New Way to Show the Universality of a Two-Layer Perceptron to a New Approach to Digital Design

José Barahona da Fonseca

512-261

Microconverter AduC 842 and LabVIEW bench – a best suitable approach for real time plotting of Pressure Area Isotherm of monolayer

Neelima Iyer, Rupali Khatavkar, Bhagyashree Joshi

512-368

The 5-Phase Block-Encoded Frame Partitioning Circuit

Serafim Poriazis

512-462

Multithreading Extension for Thumb ISA and Decoder Support

Lan Dong, Zhenzhou Ji, Guangzuo Cui, Mingzeng Hu

512-460

RF SoS MOSFET Small Signal Model Extraction

Zongru Liu, Efstratios Skafidas, Rob Evans

512-154

An Incremental Temporal Partitioning Method for Real-Time Reconfigurable Systems

Hamid R. Ahmadifar, Farhad Mehdipour, Morteza S. Zamani, Mehdi Sedighi and Kazuaki Murakami

512-362

A New Selection Policy for Adaptive Routing in Network on Chip

Giuseppe Ascia, Vincenzo Catania, Maurizio Palesi, Davide Patti

512-441

 

 

 

Thursday, February 16, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Wireless, Communication Networks 3 

Chair: Alberto Eloy García, Konstantinos Voudouris

 

Simplified methods for Next Generation IP Access Networks planning

Alberto E. García, Klaus D. Hackbarth

512-366

Adaptive Rate Control (ARC) with Erlangian Traffics over Resilient Packet Ring (RPR) Network

Surasee Prahmkaew and Chanintorn Jittawiriyanukoon

512-317

An Enhanced Rate Allocation Scheme for Ephemeral Traffics in High Speed Networks

Amir Askarian, M. Kazem Moussavi

512-158

Simulation of the behavior of bidders in first-price sealed-bid auctions on communication networks

P. García-Díaz, K Hackbarth, A. Portilla-Figueras, S. Salcedo-Sanz

512-504

A fully integrated concurrent dual band low noise amplifier using InGaP/GaAs HBT technology

Yu Tso Lin, Shey Shi Lu

512-193

 

 

 

SESSION: Electronics, Hardware and Applications 

Chair: Mahmoud Awad, Ibrahim Al-Bahadly

 

Generalized Eigenfunction Method For Dielectric Antennas

J. Khawalde, M.Awad, B..Lvov

512-320

Optoelectronic control of a MMIC VCO at ku band

J.M. Zamanillo, J. Portilla, C. Navarro  and C .Perez-Vega

512-187

A WFMT Transmitter for Cable TV Applications

Roman M. Vitenberg

512-234

Digital Television Broadcasting from HAPs

Bazil Ahmed, Miguel Ramon, Leandro Ariet

512-316

Camera-Based Colour Sensing System

Ibrahim Al-Bahadly, Hassane Darhmaoui

512-289

Rotor Position Detection in Switched Reluctance Drives

Ibrahim Al-Bahadly

512-290

A shipping fleet control system

J. C. Granja-Anton, J. Alpuente-Hermosilla, R. Sanchez-Montero, P. L. Lopez-Espi

512-270
pp162-165

 

 

 

SESSION: Security, Access Control and Applied Mathematics

Chair:  Xiamu Niu, Ildefonso Ruano, Osnat Keren

 

Implementation of authentication techniques across closed ports

Ildefonso Ruano, Sergio Galan, Sebastian Garcia, Raquel Viciana

512-267

The design of fingerprint vault based IC card access control system

Yigang Zhang, Qiong Li, Xinguang Zou, Kecheng Hao, Kecheng Hao,Xiamu Niu

512-169

Low complexity linear decomposition at the  disjoint cubes domain

Osnat Keren

512-235

General N-state Markov Model Applicable for Attenuation Time Series Generation Parametrised from Gaussian Fade Slope Model

Balázs Héder, János Bitó

512-481

Special Polynomial Families for Generating More Suitable Pairing-Friendly Elliptic Curves

Pu Duan, Shi Cui, Choong Wah Chan

512-463

 

 

 

SESSION: Engineering Education, E-Learning 

Chair: Rafael Cambralla Diana, Pablo-Luis Lopez-Espi

 

Team Learning and Multiple Assessments in Engineering Courses

Ibrahim Al-Bahadly

512-291

Educational tool for the MF broadcasting reticular network design

C. Prados-Boda, J. Alpuente-Hermosilla, P. L.  López-Espí, J. Piñeiro-Ave

512-272
pp199-202

Vectorial Analysis of the Tapered Dielectric Waveguides

H. Keivani, O. Mahdiyar, A. Rafiee, A. Kazarouni, R. Ghayour, H. Abiri

512-501

Linearized Cmos High Effeciency Class-E RF Power Amplifier Saad M. Al-Shaharani 501-359

 

 

 

 

5th WSEAS International Conference on
SIGNAL PROCESSING, ROBOTICS and AUTOMATION
(ISPRA '06)

 

 

 

Madrid, Spain,

In collaboration with UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ
February 15-17, 2006

 

 

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

 

 

 

 

OFFICIAL WELCOME

 

Welcome speeches by:

 

Prof. Eloy Garcia-Calvo, Vice-Principle of Research of University of Alcala

Prof. Francisco Lopez-Ferreras, Dean of Polytechnic High School

Prof. Sebanstian Sanchez-Prieto, Head of Department of Automatic

Prof. Manuel Rosa-Zurera, Head of Department of Signal Processing and Communications

 

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I

 

Title: Approximate Calculation of Information via Evolutionary Algorithms

 

Prof. Angel Fernando Kuri-Morales

Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

Rio Hondo No. 1

Mexico 01000, D.F.

Mexico

akuri@itam.mx

 

Abstract:

Data is expressed in a modern computer by encoding it digitally. There are many ways to encode such data and one of the main issues in present day telematics (in view of the need for efficient transmission in computer networks) is how to best achieve it. To determine what "best" encoding means it is necessary to measure the information contents in the data.

In the recent past there have been two approaches to quantifying information: the statistical approach and the algorithmic approach. In the statistical approach championed by Claude Shannon, information is determined assuming that the two extremes of a communication channel have agreed as to the possible interpretation of the basic symbols of the "message" from the start. In spite of the successful application of such an approach, it has been noted that the tacit aprioristic assumptions somewhat curtail its usefulness. Therefore, the algorithmic approach championed by Andrei Kolmogorov has been developed as a viable alternative. Kolmogorov's complexity (or algorithmic information) is subject independent and relies on the fact that any message may be reproduced by a precisely defined algorithm. Algorithmic information is defined, thereafter, as the length of the shortest program achieving this goal. Unfortunately, it has been shown that this program's length is, in general, not computable.

We shall discuss an approximate way to calculate the algorithmic information resorting to evolutionary computation techniques. We will establish the way to approximate Kolmogorov's complexity from Risanen's minimum description length principle by applying a genetic algorithm. We describe the genetic algorithm involved and how its application leads to the purported calculation. We will illustrate by giving an example of lossy compression arising directly from such approximation.

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Prof. Vincenzo Niola

Department of Mechanical Engineering for Energetics

University of Naples "Federico II"

Via Claudio 21, 80125, Napoli

ITALY

vniola@unina.it

http://niola.dime.unina.it

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL SESSION:  Nonlinear Schemes in Image Processing

Chair: Sergio Amat Plata, Sonia Busquier Saez, M. J. Carlos Trillo

 

Error-control vs classical multiresolution algorithms for image compression

Sergio Amat, J.Carlos Trillo and P.Viala

512-252

Detection, measurement and classification of discontinuities

Sergio Amat, Sonia Busquier and M.Antonia Gómez

512-255

Compression of color image using nonlinear multiresolutions

Sergio Amat, Juan Ruiz and J.Carlos Trillo

512-251

On the stability of a class of nonlinear Interpolatory Wavelet-Packets schemes

Sergio Amat, Sonia Busquier, Antonio Escudero, Julien Lacombe and Jacques Liandrat

512-250

Point values Hermite multiresolution for non-smooth noisy signals II

Sergio Amat, Karine Dadourian, Jacques Liandrat and J.Carlos Trillo

512-249

 

 

 

SESSION: Signal Processing

Chair:  Vincenzo Niola, Ming-Hwei Perng, Gongping Wu

 

The problem of signal denoising for detecting the presence of spikes

Vincenzo Niola,Rosario Oliviero, Giuseppe Quaremba

512-223

Wavelet analysis applied to the study of digitalized bullet striatures for the firearm identification: first evidences

Niola Vincenzo, Buccelli Claudio, Gervasio Luca, Pilleri Michele, Policino Fabio, Quaremba Giuseppe

512-167

Invariant Shape Object Recognition Using B-Spline, Cardinal Spline, and Genetic Algorithm

Pisit Phokharatkul, Skul Kamnuanchai, Chom Kimpan, Supachai Phaiboon

512-465

Image compression in the wavelet domain using an AR texture model with compressed initial conditions

M. H. Perng and H. H. Lin

512-120

Evolutionary Model-based Pose Estimation for Variable Configuration Objects

Claudio Rossi, Mohamed Abderrahim, Jilio Cesar Diaz

512-192

Hierarchical Segmentation Based Watershed for Mine detection

S. Morkos, A. El- Desouki,  and H. Kamal

512-150

Hybrid Fuzzy HMM System for Arabic Connectionist Speech Recognition

Sinout D. Shenouda, Fayez W. Zaki and Amr Goneid

512-156


 

 

SESSION: Robotics and Automation

Chair: Dorian Cojocaru, Vincenzo Niola

 

Kinematics and Dynamics Simulation of Inspection Robot for Power Transmission Line

Gongping Wu, Xiaohui Xiao, E Du, Sanping Li

512-148

Modelling and calibration of a camera for robot trajectories recording.

Vincenzo Niola,Cesare Rossi, Sergio Savino

512-229

A Robot Cinematic Calibration Technique

Vincenzo Niola,Cesare Rossi, Sergio Savino

512-231

Perspective Transform and Vision System for Robotic Applications

Vincenzo Niola,Cesare Rossi, Sergio Savino

512-227

ARGOS – ORPHEUS-X2 User Interface

L. Zalud, T. Neuzil, L. Kopecny

512-230

Mobile Robot Global Localization Using Just a Visual LandMark

Armida González-Lorence, Mayra P. Garduño Gaffare and J. Armando Segovia de los Ríos

512-212

Dynamic Modeling and Control in Operationel Space of an Hexapod Robot

C. Mahfoudi , K. Djouani, M. Bouaziz, S. Rechak

512-209

Visual Servoing for a Hyperredundant Robots

Mircea Ivãnescu, Dorian Cojocaru, Nirvana Popescu, Decebal Popescu, Rãzvan Tudor Tãnasie

512-348

Wheels of wheeled mobile robots

Marie Bernard Sidibe, Ma Yulin

512-342

Pseudo-Invariant Diffusive Robust Control and application for a DC Motor

B. Boudjehem, L. Chaabi, H. Tebbikh

512-602

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, February 16, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Signal Processing and Applications 

Chair: Lucio De Paolis, Amir Nassirharand

 

Temperature Control Using Autotuning PID Controller for Control Education

Seda Postalcioglu, Emine Dogru Bolat, Kadir Erkan

512-106

A Training Simulator for the Angioplasty Intervention with a Web Portal for the Virtual Environment Searching

Giovanni Aloisio, Lucio T.  De Paolis, Luciana Provenzano

512-426

Controller Design For Highly Nonlinear Systems

Amir Nassirharand

512-350

A Fuzzy and Rough Sets Approach for Recognition of Handwritten Thai Characters

Pisit Phokharatkul, Darunee Chatchawalanonth, Chom Kimpan

512-461

Induction Motor Identification Using Elman Neural Network

A.A. Akbari, K. Rahbar and M.J. Mohammadi Taghiabad

512-473

Fingerprint Ridge Orientation Estimation Based on Neural Network

En Zhu, Jian-Ping Yin, Guo-Min Zhang, Chun-Feng Hu

512-355

Multilayer Perceptrons applied to Automatic Microfossil Detection in Somosaguas Sur paleontologic site (Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain)

Nohemi Sala Burgos, Roberto Gil Pita

512-277

Strategic HI-POS, Intelligence Production Operating System: - Applying Advanced TPS to Toyota’s Global Production Strategy -

Hirohisa Sakai and Kakuro Amasaka

512-098

Constructing a Customer Science Application System “CS-CIANS”

- Development of a Global Strategic Vehicle “Lexus” Utilizing New JIT -

Kakuro Amasaka

512-099

Real-Time Control of a Remotely Operated Vessel

R. Bachnak, C. Steidley, M. Mendez, J. Esparza, D. Davis

512-312

 

 

 

SESSION: Signal Processing

Chair: Roberto Gil Pita

 

Quality Control in the Radio Nacional de España Sound Archive Digitization Process

Roberto Gil-Pita, Raúl Vicen-Bueno, Enrique Alexandre-Cortizo,Juan C. Gómez-Cornejo, Miguel J. Rodeno-Arráez

512-253

Optimized Manufacturing Processes in Multimodel PCB Assembly

Kari Salonen, Timo Knuutila, Mika Johnsson, Olli S. Nevalainen

512-254

A Novel Approach for Extending Quantitative Feedback Theory on Nonlinear MIMO Systems

R. Esmaeilzadeh, M.Amjadi, M. Ataei, Gh. Alizadeh, S. B. Araghi, M. Fattah

512-129

Statistical Quality Monitoring of Chemical Processes: An stochastic approach

Alicia Tinnirello

512-210

SUS: Learning of the Categories of Visual Objects

Zbigniew Les, Magdalena Les

512-513

A Novel Nearest Feature Space Classifier for Face Recognition

Yan Chen, Qiong Li, Xiamu Niu, Hongzhi Zhang, Wangmeng Zuo, and Siming Liu

512-420

A hybrid lossless compression technique with segmentation and modified arithmetic coding

Mazhar Tayel, Mohamed  Abdou

512-367

 

 

 

SESSION: Filters 

Chair: Gulistan Raja, Manuel Utrilla-Manso, Jose Pineiro-Ave

 

In-Loop Deblocking Filter for JVT H.264/AVC

Gulistan Raja and Muhammad Javed Mirza

512-174

A Computer-Aided Method to Obtain the Actual Maximum Amplitude for Limit Cycles in Recursive Digital Filters

M. Utrilla-Manso, F. López-Ferreras, R. Mallol-Poyato, R.J. López-Sastre, J. Sánchez-Golmayo, R. Jiménez-Martínez

512-204

Estimation Level Fusion in Multisensor Environment

Vladimir Shin, Rashid Minhas, Georgy Shevlyakov, Kiseon Kim

512-341

Increasing multi-trackers robustness with a segmentation algorithm

Marta Marrón, Miguel Ángel Sotelo, Juan Carlos García

512-427

Kalman filtering for drift correction in IR detectors

J. Pineiro Ave, A. Artes Rodriguez, R. Sanchez Montero

512-452

A study on normalized LMS algorithm using refined filtering technique

Yusuke Tsuda,Tetsuya Shimamura

512-440

Wind Velocity Fluctuations Time Series Analysis

Ana M. Tarquis, M.C. Morató, M.T. Castellanos and J.L de Miguel

512-438

Pedestrian recognition in road sequences

I. Parra, D. Fernandez, M. A. Sotelo, P. Revenga, L. M. Bergasa, M. Ocaña, J. Nuevo, R. Flores

512-172

A New Approach on Grain Size Estimation from Airborne Hyperspectral Data

Vicente Bayarri, Elena Castillo, Rafael Ferrer, Javier Viguri

512-282

Use of Kaiser Window For ECG processing

Mahesh S. Chavan, Ra.Agarwala, M.D.Uplane

512-606

 

 

 

SESSION:

Chair: Antoine Abche, Charles Pinto, Thomas Yang

 

An Approach for the Evaluation of a 3-D Ultrasound Image Reconstruction technique

Antoine Abche, Aldo Maalouf,Elie Karam

512-222

Adaptive traffic road sign panels text extraction

A. Vázquez Reina, R. J. López Sastre, S. Lafuente Arroyo, P. Gil Jiménez

512-238

Experimental evaluation of static stiffness of a spatial translational parallel manipulator

Corral, J., Pinto, Ch., Altuzarra, O., Petuya, V., Del Pozo, D., López, J.M.

512-381

An Event Detection framework in video sequences Based on Hierarchic Event Structure Perception

Congyan Lang, De Xu

512-343

Block ICA for Image Suppression and Carrier Frequency Offset Correction in Diversity BPSK Receivers

Thomas Yang, Wasfy Mikhael

512-336

Relationship between the phase of the ongoing activity at the stimulus time and the N100 detected response using EEG recordings

Javier Diaz, George Zouridakis

512-097

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, February 17, 2006

 

 

 

SESSION: Controllers and Robotics 

Chair:  Rafic Bachnak, Chulhee Lee, Hamidullah Khan Niazi

 

Accurate Synchronised Position Cross-Coupling Motion Controller for Two-Wheel Mobile Robot

Omar Al-Ayasrah, T. Alukaidey, G. Pissanidis

512-168

The effect of joint movement on the nature frequencies of transmission line inspection robot

Xiaohui Xiao, Gongping Wu, Jun Wang, Jinmu Xie, Sanping Li

512-265

Tests on a real-time acoustic beamformer as a virtual instrument.

T. J. Moir

512-103

Detection by the stochastic classification matched filter

Nicolas Juennard, Bruno Borloz, Bernard Xerri

512-310

Extending MATLAB and GA to Solve Job Shop Manufacturing Scheduling Problems

Hamidullah Khan Niazi, Sun Hou-Fang, Zhang Fa-Ping, Riaz Ahmed

512-374

Objective video quality measurement using various degradation factors

Wonseok Ahn and Chulhee Lee

512-518

Bottom- up Cost Modelling for Bitstream Services in Broadband Access Networks

Klaus Hackbarth, Gabrielle Kulemkampff, Alexia Menendez, Laura Rodriguez de Lope

512-430

 

 

 

SESSION: Signal Processing and Applications 

Chair: Shihua Ma, Xiao Xiaohui

 

The rigid-flexible coupling dynamics simulation of mobile robot and overhang flexible cable under crawling word state

Xiao Xiaohui,  Gongping Wu,  Li Sanping

512-482

How to measure the logistics capability in supply chain: Calculation model of circulation quantity and response time

Shihua Ma, Xiaoqun Liu

512-456

Models Of Radar Clutter From The Weibull Distribution

R. Vicen-Bueno, M. Rosa-Zurera, L. Cuadra-Rodriguez And D. De La Mata-Moya

512-278

Human Skeleton Proportions from Monocular Data

En Peng, Ling Li

512-600

Using ip datacast technology to make tv mobile

Stanislav Milanovic, Nikos Mastorakis

502-402
pp387-393

 

 

 

 

5th WSEAS International Conference on
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, PARALLEL and DISTRIBUTED
SYSTEMS

(SEPADS '06)

 

 

 

Madrid, Spain,

In collaboration with UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ
February 15-17, 2006

 

 

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

 

 

 

 

OFFICIAL WELCOME

 

Welcome speeches by:

 

Prof. Eloy Garcia-Calvo, Vice-Principle of Research of University of Alcala

Prof. Francisco Lopez-Ferreras, Dean of Polytechnic High School

Prof. Sebanstian Sanchez-Prieto, Head of Department of Automatic

Prof. Manuel Rosa-Zurera, Head of Department of Signal Processing and Communications

 

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture I

 

Title: Approximate Calculation of Information via Evolutionary Algorithms

 

Prof. Angel Fernando Kuri-Morales

Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

Rio Hondo No. 1

Mexico 01000, D.F.

Mexico

akuri@itam.mx

 

Abstract:

Data is expressed in a modern computer by encoding it digitally. There are many ways to encode such data and one of the main issues in present day telematics (in view of the need for efficient transmission in computer networks) is how to best achieve it. To determine what "best" encoding means it is necessary to measure the information contents in the data.

In the recent past there have been two approaches to quantifying information: the statistical approach and the algorithmic approach. In the statistical approach championed by Claude Shannon, information is determined assuming that the two extremes of a communication channel have agreed as to the possible interpretation of the basic symbols of the "message" from the start. In spite of the successful application of such an approach, it has been noted that the tacit aprioristic assumptions somewhat curtail its usefulness. Therefore, the algorithmic approach championed by Andrei Kolmogorov has been developed as a viable alternative. Kolmogorov's complexity (or algorithmic information) is subject independent and relies on the fact that any message may be reproduced by a precisely defined algorithm. Algorithmic information is defined, thereafter, as the length of the shortest program achieving this goal. Unfortunately, it has been shown that this program's length is, in general, not computable.

We shall discuss an approximate way to calculate the algorithmic information resorting to evolutionary computation techniques. We will establish the way to approximate Kolmogorov's complexity from Risanen's minimum description length principle by applying a genetic algorithm. We describe the genetic algorithm involved and how its application leads to the purported calculation. We will illustrate by giving an example of lossy compression arising directly from such approximation.

 

 

 

Plenary Lecture II

 

Prof. Vincenzo Niola

Department of Mechanical Engineering for Energetics

University of Naples "Federico II"

Via Claudio 21, 80125, Napoli

ITALY

vniola@unina.it

http://niola.dime.unina.it

 

 

 

SESSION: Software Engineering 

Chair: Zeljka Car, Maria-Isabel Sanchez-Segura

 

Cost Minimization in the Design of IT Infrastructures

 

Danilo Ardagna, Chiara Francalanci, Marco Trubian

512-458

Change Management Process on Database Level within RUP Framework

Zeljka Car, Petra Svoboda, Cornelia Kruslin

512-239

Cross-comparison of MODIS and MISR cloud top height retrieval over the Caribbean

Ana J. Picón, Hamed Parsiani, Ramón Vásquez

512-442

Simulation Environment for Testing and Verifying the L4 Microkernel Mapping Database

Martin K. Revuelta,  Pablo P. Espada,  Ignacio G. Tejedor,  Aitor V. Sanchez

512-529

Software process improvement for practitioners based on knowledge management tools

Antonio Amescua, Javier García, Maria-Isabel Sánchez-Segura, Fuensanta Medina

512-476

A Visual Control Flow Language

László Lengyel, Tihamér Levendovszky, Gergely Mezei, Hassan Charaf

512-243

 

 

 

SESSION: Software Engineering, Knowledge Management and Applications

Chair: Hong Zhu, Kevin J. O'Sullivan

 

Clarifying Modeling Premises As Explicit Ontologies–Axioms For Conceptual Model Management–

Kazuya Koyama, Kazuhisa Seta, Yusuke Hayashi, Mitsuru Ikeda

512-188

An Application of Genetic Algorithm for Auto-body Panel Die-design Case Library Based on Grid

Demin Wang, Hong Zhu, and Xin Liu

512-195

Service Oriented Architecture for Enterprise Applications

Shankar Kambhampaty, Satish Chandra

512-417

Optimization Algorithms For OCL Compilers

Gergely Mezei, Laszlo Lengyel, Tihamér Levendovszky, Hassan Charaf

512-503

Class-Component Testability Analysis

Supaporn Kansomkeat, Jeff Offutt, Wanchai Rivepiboon

512-213

Knowledge management in project phases

Nahid Hashemian Bojnord, Abbas Afrazeh

512-171

 

 

 

SESSION: Software Engineering and Frameworks

Chair: Abdulaziz H. Al-Zoman

 

A Modular Software Framework for Camera Calibration

Stephan Rupp

512-273

Analytical Model for Semantic Overlay Networks in Peer-to-Peer Systems

Bertalan Forstner, Hassan Charaf

512-371

Arabic Domain Names

Abdulaziz H. Al-Zoman

512-333

Some succinctness properties of omega DTAFA

A. Fellah, S. Noureddine, Z. Friggstad

512-472

Broadcasting Algorithm of Constant Complexity for Fully-Switched Clusters

Sandor Juhasz

512-276

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, February 16, 2006

 

 

 


SESSION: Software Engineering and Distributed Systems

Chair: Shahbaz Pervez, Chanintorn  Jittawiriyanukoon, Aitor Viana

 

Increasing the Determinism in Real-Time Operating Systems for ERC32 Architecture

A. Viana, O.R. Polo, P. Parra, O.G. Población, I.G. Tejedor, S. S. Prieto and D. Meziat

512-531

A Recursive Algorithm for Global Alignment with Gap Consideration in a pair of Sequences

Muneer Ahmad, Shahbaz Pervez, Iftikhar Ahamed, Adeel Akram, Nadeem Daud Potta

512-269

A Novel Tele-Working Platform supporting Public Administrational Bureaus

Philip Sotiriades, George-Peter  Economou, Konstantine Dimopoulos, Dimitris Lymberopoulos

512-241

A light-weight Publisher-Subscriber Middleware for Dynamic Reconfiguration in Networks of  Embedded Smart Cameras

Andreas Doblander, Bernhard Rinner, Norbert Trenkwalder, Andreas Zoufal

512-345

Performance Evaluation of Adaptive Rate Control (ARC) for Distributed Congestion Nodes of Mobile Ad Hoc Network

Surasee Prahmkaew and Chanintorn  Jittawiriyanukoon

512-318

 

 

 

SESSION: Frameworks and Distributed Platforms 

Chair: Franco Frattolillo, Sameer Bataineh, Shih-Chien Chou

 

Framework for Evolving Systems

Urjaswala Vora, N. L. Sarda

512-297

Fault-Tolerant Framework for Load Balancing System

Y. K. Liu, L.M. Cheng, L.L.Cheng

512-439

A Distributed DRM Platform Based on a Web-Oriented Watermarking Protocol

Franco Frattolillo, Salvatore D'Onofrio

512-466

Load Distribution in Daisy Chain & Two-level d-dimensional Tree Networks Based on Power Consumption

Sameer Bataineh and Manar Arafat

512-373

Preventing Information Leakage in C Applications Using RBAC-Based Model

Shih-Chien Chou

512-344

Cognitive Information  Complexity  Measure of Object-Oriented Software - A Practitioner's Approach

Dharmender Singh Kushwaha , A.K.Misra

512-340

 

 

 

SESSION: Software Engineering and Parallel Processing Systems

Chair: Zhiguang Xu, Chanintorn Jittawiriyanukoon

 

Multiport Network Method and Using It for Accurate Design of Square Spiral Antennas

Saman Rajebi, Changiz Ghobadi, Javad Nooriniya

512-128

A Complexity Measure Based on Information Contained in the Software

Dharmender Singh Kushwaha and A.K.Misra

512-321

Direct torque control of double-star induction motors

Rabah. Zaimeddine and El Madjid Berkouk

512-162

Source Routing in the Internet with Reinforcement Learning and Genetic Algorithms

Zhiguang Xu

512-376

A SMT/ARM Simulator and Performance Evaluation

Dong Lan, Ji Zhenzhou, Suixiufeng, Hu Mingzeng, Cui Guangzuo

512-464

A Queueing Model for Evaluating the Performance of Parallel Processing Systems

Chanintorn Jittawiriyanukoon

512-329

 

 

 

PAPERS FROM PREVIOUS CONFERENCES

 

 

 

Doppler Detection in HF Radars Using Wavelets E. Serrano, R. O. Sirne, M. Fabio, A. D. Popovsky, C. E. D’attellis 501-151
Methods and Techniques in Handwritten Form Recognition Dean Curtis, E.A. Yfantis, Jae Adams, Trenton Pack 501-211
Feature Extraction Methods for Form Recognition Applications Dean Curtis, E.A. Yfantis, Jae Adams, Trenton Pack 501-217
Handwritten Character Recognition using Conditional Probabilities M. Padmanaban, E. A. Yfantis 501-218
A Payment System for E-commerce based on Mobile phones and SMS Haikel S. Hichri, Basma Marhoon, Mohamed Alrubaiy, and Sharifisistani Amirhosein 501-276
Financial rewards for electronic tax declarations: efficient and fair? Bart Tommelein 501-330
Analysis of Sensorless Controlled One Phase Brushless DC Motor Abdel-Karim Daud 502-093
Modeling and Implementation of Robot Based Control by using Programmable Logic Controller Ashraf Salah El Din Zein El Din 502-155
A Novel Approach to the Automatic Analysis of Disturbance Data: Technology and Implementation R. Zivanovic, A. Ukil, J. Jordaan 502-314
Accurate Doppler Prediction Scheme for Satellite Orbits Naser Ayat, Mohamad Mehdipour 502-497
The Econometric Analysis of the Polish FDI – a Panel Data Model Jerzy Rozanski, Dorota Starzynska 502-612
Nonlinear MSM Photodetector Model for High Resolution Laser Impulse Radar Imaging M. Djebari, M. Bensebti, A. Anou , M. Mehdi, G. Kompa 502-299