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Advanced methodologies and technologies in artificial intelligence, computer simulation, and human-computer interaction

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Advanced methodologies and technologies in artificial intelligence, computer simulation, and human-computer interactionMehdi Khosrow-Pour, D.B.A., editor.
其他作者:	Khosrow-Pour, Mehdi,
出版者:	Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,[2019]
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (2 v.)
標題:	Computer simulationIndustrial applications.
電子資源:	http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-5225-7368-5
ISBN:	9781522573692 (e-book)

Advanced methodologies and technologies in artificial intelligence, computer simulation, and human-computer interaction
Advanced methodologies and technologies in artificial intelligence, computer simulation, and human-computer interaction[electronic resource] /Mehdi Khosrow-Pour, D.B.A., editor. - Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,[2019] - 1 online resource (2 v.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Section 1. Artificial intelligence. Chapter 1. Artificial ethics ; Chapter 2. Artificial intelligence ; Chapter 3. Artificial intelligence review ; Chapter 4. Artificial neural networks ; Chapter 5. Automatic emotion recognition based on non-contact gaits information ; Chapter 6. Board games AI ; Chapter 7. Computational intelligence approaches to computational aesthetics ; Chapter 8. Dotted raster-stereography ; Chapter 9. Hybrid computational intelligence and the basic concepts and recent advances ; Chapter 10. Incremental approach to classification learning ; Chapter 11. Machine dreaming ; Chapter 12. Moving object detection and tracking based on the contour extraction and centroid representation ; Chapter 13. Semantic intelligence ; Chapter 14. The summers and winters of artificial intelligence ; Chapter 15. Swarm intelligence for multi-objective optimization in engineering design ; Chapter 16. Trust and decision making in Turing's imitation game -- Section 2. Assistive technologies. Chapter 17. Apps as assistive technology ; Chapter 18. Assistive technology and human capital for workforce diversity ; Chapter 19. Assistive technology for supporting communication, occupation, and leisure by children with severe to profound developmental disabilities ; Chapter 20. Design, manufacture, and selection of ankle-foot-orthoses ; Chapter 21. A disability-aware mentality to information systems design and development -- Section 3. Computer simulation. Chapter 22. Data visualization strategies for computer simulation in bioelectromagnetics ; Chapter 23. Ergonomic design of a driver training simulator for rural India ; Chapter 24. 3D scanning and simulation of a hybrid refrigerator using photovoltaic energy ; Chapter 25. Uniform random number generation with jumping facilities -- Section 4. Computer vision and image processing. Chapter 26. A critical overview of image segmentation techniques based on transition region ; Chapter 27. Development of image engineering in the last 20 years ; Chapter 28. Particle shape analysis using digital image processing ; Chapter 29. The understanding of spatial-temporal behaviors -- Section 5. Fuzzy logic and soft computing. Chapter 30. Application of fuzzy numbers to assessment processes ; Chapter 31. Application of soft set in game theory -- Section 6. Human-computer interaction. Chapter 32. Affect-sensitive computer systems ; Chapter 33. Computer-assisted Indian matrimonial services ; Chapter 34. Creative collaborative virtual environments ; Chapter 35. Cyberbullying ; Chapter 36. Defining and conceptualizing cyberbullying ; Chapter 37. Developing creativity and learning design by information and communication technology (ICT) in developing contexts ; Chapter 38. Existential aspects of the development e-culture ; Chapter 39. The fundamentals of human-computer interaction ; Chapter 40. Interface trends in human interaction, the Internet of things, and big data ; Chapter 41. Internet addiction in context ; Chapter 42. Mediated embodiment in new communication technologies ; Chapter 43. The nature of cyber bullying behaviours ; Chapter 44. Screen culture ; Chapter 45. Technology assessment of information and communication technologies ; Chapter 46. Towards an interdisciplinary socio-technical definition of virtual communities -- Volume II. Chapter 47. The trajectivity of virtual worlds ; Chapter 48. Virtual hoarding -- Section 7. IT research and theory. Chapter 49. Adaptive networks for on-chip communication ; Chapter 50. Business model innovation-oriented technology management for emergent technologies ; Chapter 51. Cognitive mapping in support of intelligent information systems ; Chapter 52. Computer-assisted parallel program generation ; Chapter 53. Constrained nonlinear optimization in information science ; Chapter 54. Decimal hardware multiplier ; Chapter 55. Digital divide ; Chapter 56. Eight tips for the theme "data and forecasts" ; Chapter 57. Exploring new handwriting parameters for writer identification ; Chapter 58. Haptics-based systems characteristics, classification, and applications ; Chapter 59. The Holon/Parton structure of the meme, or the unit of culture ; Chapter 60. ICT standardization ; Chapter 61. Immersing people in scientific knowledge and technological innovation through Disney's use of installation art ; Chapter 62. Indicators of information and communication technology ; Chapter 63. Information technologies and social change ; Chapter 64. Ischools promoting "information science and technology" (IST) domain towards community, business, and society with contemporary worldwide trend and emerging potentialities in India ; Chapter 65. Logic programming for intelligent systems ; Chapter 66. Methods for improving alias rejections in comb filters ; Chapter 67. A paradoxical world and the role of technology in thana-capitalism ; Chapter 68. Performance measurement of technology ventures by science and technology institutions ; Chapter 69. The skills of European ICT specialists ; Chapter 70. A trust case-based model applied to agents collaboration ; Chapter 71. Understanding and assessing quality of models and modeling languages ; Chapter 72. Utilizing information science and technology in franchise organizations -- Section 8. Neural networks. Chapter 73. Applications of artificial neural networks in economics and finance ; Chapter 74. Artificial neural networks and their applications in business ; Chapter 75. Recurrent neural networks for predicting mobile device state -- Section 9. Robotics. Chapter 76. Binary decision diagram reliability for multiple robot complex system ; Chapter 77. A bio-inspired, distributed control approach to the design of autonomous cooperative behaviors in multiple mobile robot systems ; Chapter 78. Improving dependability of robotics systems ; Chapter 79. Robotics and programming integration as cognitive-learning tools ; Chapter 80. State of the art and key design challenges of telesurgical robotics ; Chapter 81. Telesurgical robotics and a kinematic perspective ; Chapter 82. Using global appearance descriptors to solve topological visual SLAM -- Section 10. Ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Chapter 83. Energy conservation in the era of ubiquitous computing ; Chapter 84. From general services to pervasive and sensitive services ; Chapter 85. Home ubihealth ; Chapter 86. Multifaceted applications of the Internet of things ; Chapter 87. The role of u-FADE in selecting persuasive system features ; Chapter 88. Social computing ; Chapter 89. Ubiquitous computing, contactless points, and distributed stores.

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"This book provides emerging research in advanced trends in robotics, AI, simulation, and human-computer interaction. Readers will learn about the positive applications of artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction in various disciples such as business and medicine"--Provided by publisher.

ISBN: 9781522573692 (e-book)Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Computer simulation
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LC Class. No.: QA76.9.C65 / A347 2019e

Dewey Class. No.: 006.3

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Assistive technologies. Chapter 17. Apps as assistive technology ; Chapter 18. Assistive technology and human capital for workforce diversity ; Chapter 19. Assistive technology for supporting communication, occupation, and leisure by children with severe to profound developmental disabilities ; Chapter 20. Design, manufacture, and selection of ankle-foot-orthoses ; Chapter 21. A disability-aware mentality to information systems design and development -- Section 3. Computer simulation. Chapter 22. Data visualization strategies for computer simulation in bioelectromagnetics ; Chapter 23. Ergonomic design of a driver training simulator for rural India ; Chapter 24. 3D scanning and simulation of a hybrid refrigerator using photovoltaic energy ; Chapter 25. Uniform random number generation with jumping facilities -- Section 4. Computer vision and image processing. Chapter 26. A critical overview of image segmentation techniques based on transition region ; Chapter 27. Development of image engineering in the last 20 years ; Chapter 28. Particle shape analysis using digital image processing ; Chapter 29. The understanding of spatial-temporal behaviors -- Section 5. Fuzzy logic and soft computing. Chapter 30. Application of fuzzy numbers to assessment processes ; Chapter 31. Application of soft set in game theory -- Section 6. Human-computer interaction. Chapter 32. Affect-sensitive computer systems ; Chapter 33. Computer-assisted Indian matrimonial services ; Chapter 34. Creative collaborative virtual environments ; Chapter 35. Cyberbullying ; Chapter 36. Defining and conceptualizing cyberbullying ; Chapter 37. Developing creativity and learning design by information and communication technology (ICT) in developing contexts ; Chapter 38. Existential aspects of the development e-culture ; Chapter 39. The fundamentals of human-computer interaction ; Chapter 40. Interface trends in human interaction, the Internet of things, and big data ; Chapter 41. Internet addiction in context ; Chapter 42. Mediated embodiment in new communication technologies ; Chapter 43. The nature of cyber bullying behaviours ; Chapter 44. Screen culture ; Chapter 45. Technology assessment of information and communication technologies ; Chapter 46. Towards an interdisciplinary socio-technical definition of virtual communities -- Volume II. Chapter 47. The trajectivity of virtual worlds ; Chapter 48. Virtual hoarding -- Section 7. IT research and theory. Chapter 49. Adaptive networks for on-chip communication ; Chapter 50. Business model innovation-oriented technology management for emergent technologies ; Chapter 51. Cognitive mapping in support of intelligent information systems ; Chapter 52. Computer-assisted parallel program generation ; Chapter 53. Constrained nonlinear optimization in information science ; Chapter 54. Decimal hardware multiplier ; Chapter 55. Digital divide ; Chapter 56. Eight tips for the theme "data and forecasts" ; Chapter 57. Exploring new handwriting parameters for writer identification ; Chapter 58. Haptics-based systems characteristics, classification, and applications ; Chapter 59. The Holon/Parton structure of the meme, or the unit of culture ; Chapter 60. ICT standardization ; Chapter 61. Immersing people in scientific knowledge and technological innovation through Disney's use of installation art ; Chapter 62. Indicators of information and communication technology ; Chapter 63. Information technologies and social change ; Chapter 64. Ischools promoting "information science and technology" (IST) domain towards community, business, and society with contemporary worldwide trend and emerging potentialities in India ; Chapter 65. Logic programming for intelligent systems ; Chapter 66. Methods for improving alias rejections in comb filters ; Chapter 67. A paradoxical world and the role of technology in thana-capitalism ; Chapter 68. Performance measurement of technology ventures by science and technology institutions ; Chapter 69. The skills of European ICT specialists ; Chapter 70. A trust case-based model applied to agents collaboration ; Chapter 71. Understanding and assessing quality of models and modeling languages ; Chapter 72. Utilizing information science and technology in franchise organizations -- Section 8. Neural networks. Chapter 73. Applications of artificial neural networks in economics and finance ; Chapter 74. Artificial neural networks and their applications in business ; Chapter 75. Recurrent neural networks for predicting mobile device state -- Section 9. Robotics. Chapter 76. Binary decision diagram reliability for multiple robot complex system ; Chapter 77. A bio-inspired, distributed control approach to the design of autonomous cooperative behaviors in multiple mobile robot systems ; Chapter 78. Improving dependability of robotics systems ; Chapter 79. Robotics and programming integration as cognitive-learning tools ; Chapter 80. State of the art and key design challenges of telesurgical robotics ; Chapter 81. Telesurgical robotics and a kinematic perspective ; Chapter 82. Using global appearance descriptors to solve topological visual SLAM -- Section 10. Ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Chapter 83. Energy conservation in the era of ubiquitous computing ; Chapter 84. From general services to pervasive and sensitive services ; Chapter 85. Home ubihealth ; Chapter 86. Multifaceted applications of the Internet of things ; Chapter 87. The role of u-FADE in selecting persuasive system features ; Chapter 88. Social computing ; Chapter 89. Ubiquitous computing, contactless points, and distributed stores.
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