Titlebook: Information and Software Technologies; 18th International C Tomas Skersys,Rimantas Butleris,Rita Butkiene Conference proceedings 2012 Sprin

知識(shí)分子

Communications in Computer and Information Sciencehttp://image.papertrans.cn/i/image/465955.jpg

CUMB

Evaluation of Elasticity Parameters for Heterogeneous Material with Periodic Microstructurecussed in this paper. The two – scale modeling is used. Elasticity parameters for homogeneous material are evaluated in microscale and average stresses of three-dimensional heterogeneous and two-dimensional homogeneous models are compared in mezzoscale.

MUT

喧鬧

認(rèn)識(shí)

大酒杯

繼而發(fā)生

From UML Communication Diagrams to Aspect-Oriented Communication Diagrams Using Graph Transformationation diagrams. To achieve this transformation automatically, we propose two meta-models and from these latter’s, we propose a graph grammar. In order to validate our model transformation, we use the meta-modeling tool AToM3. A case study is presented to illustrate our approach.

集合

News Media Analysis Using Focused Crawl and Natural Language Processing: Case of Lithuanian News Webprovide a number of instruments for information analysis and retrieval. In this paper we present a combined application of NLP and IR for Lithuanian media analysis. We demonstrate that a combination of IR and NLP tools with appropriate changes can be successfully applied to Lithuanian media texts.

水槽

Generating High Quality Candidate Sets by Tour Merging for the Traveling Salesman Problemrithm modifications, generate tour union CLs and analyze them by comparing with the most common alternatives. In addition, we propose a criteria indicating when merging procedure should be terminated to form high quality CLs. Finally, we show a high potential of such CLs by performing the experiments with our modified LKH variant.

敵意

Change Impact Analysis of Feature Modelsity of feature change, to follow feature change propagation and to estimate changeability of a feature model using a Jaccard distance measure. The model is implemented using Prolog logic rules. A case study is presented.