Titlebook: Enterprise Information Systems; 14th International C José Cordeiro,Leszek A. Maciaszek,Joaquim Filipe Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-

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Brief Overview on Some New Developments, business and production processes to get the optimal productivity. Therefore, a vast number of IT systems are introduced to support tasks along the product life cycle. These systems are typically isolated and their communication, cooperation and in special cases also integration results in more and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8028-1fiable solutions. However, human computer interaction in scheduling applications is often designed in a way, that does not leave much room for own decisions to the user. In this paper, we describe a set of decision support features that can be used to improve the human-computer-interaction in schedu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0155-1 environments. This approach has been developed for speeding up the convergence of adaptive intelligent agents that using reinforcement learning algorithms. Speeding up the learning of an intelligent agent is a complex task since the choice of inadequate updating techniques may cause delays in the l

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Cheri Beverly,Aaron Bodle,Jane Thalleworks may be a complex task which can make developers misuse them and insert defects in the application code. In order to reduce the complexity of this task, we propose increase its abstraction level by using Domain-Specific Modeling Languages (DSML) based on framework features to model and to gene

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Richard F. Seegal,William Shainments, evaluation metrics, dictionaries, ...). In this context, error correction approaches cannot be directly compared without being re-implemented from scratch every time they have to be compared with a new one. In other domains such as Information Retrieval this problem is solved through Cranfiel