Titlebook: Intelligent Software Methodologies, Tools and Techniques; 13th International C Hamido Fujita,Ali Selamat Conference proceedings 2015 Spring

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Ontology COKB for Knowledge Representation and Reasoning in Designing Knowledge-Based Systemse (COKB), will be presented in details. We also present a model for representing problems together reasoning algorithms for solving them, and design methods to construct applications. The above methodology has been used in designing many applications such as systems for solving analytic geometry pro

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Dynamic WLAN Fingerprinting RadioMap for Adapted Indoor Positioning Modelhich uses the path loss propagation model of the wireless signal to overcome the outdated RM. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed adapted model is highly efficient in solving the problems mentioned especially in a dynamically changing environment.

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Incorporating Users Satisfaction to Resolve Sparsity in Recommendation Systemsommendation systems. A sparsity rate of 95?% is experienced in CF-based commercial recommendation applications. Furthermore, we discuss the manner in which other factors have significant effect in managing recommendations. Specifically, we propose that the issue of user satisfaction must be consider

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Redefining Game Engine Architecture Through Concurrencye performance of the proposed architecture. The comparison of the test results provided in this paper indicates noticeable improvements (5.1?% to 61.2?%) in the concurrent architecture over the conventional linear approach. User acceptance evaluation with several industry experts also showed encoura

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1865-0929 r reliable software design; software quality and assessment for business enterprise; software analysis and performance model; software applications systems.978-3-319-17529-4978-3-319-17530-0Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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Public Participatory Decision Makingn and create opinions; (b) enable governments, authorities, and institutions to better analyse these opinions; and (c) enable governments to account for this information in planning and societal decision making by employing a process model for structured public decision making.