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Zur Entwicklung von Webanwendungen und Webseiten existieren viele verschiedene Technologien und Konzepte. Jede dieser Technologien implementiert bestimmte Anforderungen, wie z.B. das Erzeugen von Inhalten oder die Kommunikation zwischen Client und Server. Verschiedene Konzepte helfen, diese Technologien innerhalb einer Webanwendung zusammenzufügen. Nicht zuletzt Architekturstile und -muster gehören zu diesen Konzepten. Die Diplomarbeit beschreibt einen Ansatz zur Erstellung einer Taxonomie dieser Technologien und Konzepte unter Zuhilfenahme der freien Enzyclopädie Wikipedia, im speziellen der Kategorie "Web-Application Framework". Unser 101companies Projekt benutzt Implementationen, um die einem Web-Application-Framework zugrunde liegenden Technologien zu identifizieren und zu klassifizieren. Innerhalb des Projekts werden Taxonomien und Ontologien mit Hilfe dieser Klassifikationen erstellt. Zusätzlich beschreibt die Ausarbeitung, wie nützliche Web-Application-Frameworks mit der Hilfe von Wikipedia priorisiert werden. Abschließend enthält die Diplomarbeit auch die Dokumentation der betreffenden Implementationen.
The estimation of various social objects is necessary in different fields of social life, science, education, etc. This estimation is usually used for forecasting, for evaluating of different properties and for other goals in complex man-machine systems. At present this estimation is possible by means of computer and mathematical simulation methods which is connected with significant difficulties, such as: - time-distributed process of receiving information about the object; - determination of a corresponding mathematical device and structure identification of the mathematical model; - approximation of the mathematical model to real data, generalization and parametric identification of the mathematical model; - identification of the structure of the links of the real social object. The solution of these problems is impossible without a special intellectual information system which combines different processes and allows predicting the behaviour of such an object. However, most existing information systems lead to the solution of only one special problem. From this point of view the development of a more general technology of designing such systems is very important. The technology of intellectual information system development for estimation and forecasting the professional ability of respondents in the sphere of education can be a concrete example of such a technology. Job orientation is necessary and topical in present economic conditions. It helps tornsolve the problem of expediency of investments to a certain sphere of education. Scientifically validated combined diagnostic methods of job orientation are necessary to carry out professional selection in higher education establishments. The requirements of a modern society are growing, with the earlier developed techniques being unable to correspond to them sufficiently. All these techniques lack an opportunity to account all necessary professional and personal characteristics. Therefore, it is necessary to use a system of various tests. Thus, the development of new methods of job orientation for entrants is necessary. The information model of the process of job orientation is necessary for this purpose. Therefore, it would be desirable to have an information system capable of giving recommendations concerning the choice of a trade on the basis of complex personal characteristics of entrants.
As Enterprise 2.0 (E2.0) initiatives are gradually moving out of the early experimentation phase it is time to focus greater attention on examining the structures, processes and operations surrounding E2.0 projects. In this paper we present the findings of an empirical study to investigate and understand the reasons for initiating E2.0 projects and the benefits being derived from them. Our study comprises seven in-depth case studies of E2.0 implementations. We develop a classification and means of visualising the scope of E2.0 initiatives and use these methods to analyse and compare projects.
Our findings indicate a wide range of motivations and combinations of technology in use and show a strong emphasis towards the content management functionality of E2.0 technologies.
Generalized methods for automated theorem proving can be used to compute formula transformations such as projection elimination and knowledge compilation. We present a framework based on clausal tableaux suited for such tasks. These tableaux are characterized independently of particular construction methods, but important features of empirically successful methods are taken into account, especially dependency directed backjumping and branch local operation. As an instance of that framework an adaption of DPLL is described. We show that knowledge compilation methods can be essentially improved by weaving projection elimination partially into the compilation phase.
Autonome Systeme, wie Roboter, sind bereits Teil unseres täglichen Lebens. Eine Sache, in der Menschen diesen Maschinen überlegen sind, ist die Fähigkeit, auf sein Gegenüber angemessen zu reagieren. Dies besteht nicht nur aus der Fähigkeit zu hören, was eine Person sagt, sondern auch daraus, ihre Mimik zu erkennen und zu interpretieren.
In dieser Bachelorarbeit wird ein System entwickelt, welches automatisch Gesichtsausdrücke erkennt und einer Emotion zuordnet. Das System arbeitet mit statischen Bildern und benutzt merkmalsbasierte Methoden zur Beschreibung von Gesichtsdaten. In dieser Arbeit werden gebräuchliche Schritte analysiert und aktuelle Methoden vorgestellt. Das beschriebene System basiert auf 2D-Merkmalen. Diese Merkmale werden im Gesicht detektiert. Ein neutraler Gesichtsausdruck wird nicht als Referenzbild benötigt. Das System extrahiert zwei Arten von Gesichtsparametern. Zum einen sind es Distanzen, die zwischen den Merkmalspunkten liegen. Zum anderen sind es Winkel, die zwischen den Linien liegen, die die Merkmalspunkte verbinden. Beide Arten von Parametern werden implementiert und getestet. Der Parametertyp, der die besten Ergebnisse liefert, wird schließlich in dem System benutzt. Eine Support Vector Machine (SVM) mit mehreren Klassen klassifiziert die Parameter. Das Ergebnis sind Kennzeichen von Action Units des Facial Action Coding Systems (FACS). Diese Kennzeichen werden einer Gesichtsemotion zugeordnet.
Diese Arbeit befasst sich mit den sechs Basisgesichtsausdrücken (glücklich, überrascht, traurig, ängstlich, wütend und angeekelt) plus dem neutralen Gesichtsausdruck. Das vorgestellte System wird in C++ implementiert und an das Robot Operating System (ROS) angebunden.
The natural and the artificial environment of mankind is of enormous complexity, and our means of understanding this complex environment are restricted unless we make use of simplified (but not oversimplified) dynamical models with the help of which we can explicate and communicate what we have understood in order to discuss among ourselves how to re-shape reality according to what our simulation models make us believe to be possible. Being both a science and an art, modelling and simulation isrnstill one of the core tools of extended thought experiments, and its use is still spreading into new application areas, particularly as the increasing availability of massive computational resources allows for simulating more and more complex target systems.
In the early summer of 2012, the 26th European Conference on Modelling andrnSimulation (ECMS) once again brings together the best experts and scientists in the field to present their ideas and research, and to discuss new challenges and directions for the field.
The 2012 edition of ECMS includes three new tracks, namely Simulation-BasedrnBusiness Research, Policy Modelling and Social Dynamics and Collective Behaviour, and extended the classical Finance and Economics track with Social Science. It attracted more than 110 papers, 125 participants from 21 countries and backgrounds ranging from electrical engineering to sociology.
This book was inspired by the event, and it was prepared to compile the most recent concepts, advances, challenges and ideas associated with modelling and computer simulation. It contains all papers carefully selected from the large number of submissions by the programme committee for presentation during the conference and is organised according to the still growing number tracks which shaped the event. The book is complemented by two invited pieces from other experts that discussed an emerging approach to modelling and a specialised application. rnrnWe hope these proceedings will serve as a reference to researchers and practitioners in the ever growing field as well as an inspiration to newcomers to the area of modelling and computer simulation. The editors are honoured and proud to present you with this carefully compiled selection of topics and publications in the field.
From September 4 to 11, 1992, a fiirst meeting between Ukrainian and German scientists interested in mathematical and computer modeling of social processes was held at Vorzel' near Kiev. The meeting had been planned for nearly three years by Igor V. Chernenko and Mikhail V. Kuz'min, then members of the research group on mathematical modeling in sociology at the Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Science of the Ukrainian Republic, and had to be postponed twice due to the political development in the former Soviet Union, but thanks to the organizers' perseverance (and in spite of a strike of the airport personell at Kiev Borispol Airport on the eve of the conference) the conference could at last be realized.rnThe main purpose of the conference was to discuss a synergetic interpretation of large-scale destructive social processes as catastrophic phenomena in self-organized systems.
This paper originates from the FP6 project "Emergence in the Loop (EMIL)" which explores the emergence of norms in artificial societies. Part of work package 3 of this project is a simulator that allows for simulation experiments in different scenarios, one of which is collaborative writing. The agents in this still prototypical implementation are able to perform certain actions, such as writing short texts, submitting them to a central collection of texts (the "encyclopaedia") or adding their texts to texts formerly prepared by other agents. At the same time they are able to comment upon others' texts, for instance checking for correct spelling, for double entries in the encyclopaedia or for plagiarisms. Findings of this kind lead to reproaching the original authors of blamable texts. Under certain conditions blamable activities are no longer performed after some time.
Particle Swarm Optimization ist ein Optimierungsverfahren, das auf der Simulation von Schwärmen basiert.
In dieser Arbeit wird ein modifizierter Algorithmus, der durch Khan et al. 2010 eingeführt wurde, zur Schätzung der lokalen Kamerapose in 6DOF verwendet. Die Poseschätzung basiert auf kontinuierlichen Farb-und Tiefendaten, die durch einen RGB-D Sensor zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Daten werden von unterschiedlichen Posen aufgenommen und als gemeinsames Model registriert. Die Genauigkeit und Berechnungsdauer der Implementierung wird mit aktuellen Algorithmen verglichen und in unterschiedlichen Konfigurationen evaluiert.
In Silico simulation of biological systems is an important sub area of computational biology (system biology), and becomes more and more an inherent part for research. Therefore, different kinds of software tools are required. At present, a multitude of tools for several areas exists, but the problem is that most of the tools are essentially application specific and cannot be combined. For instance, a software tool for the simulation of biochemical processes is not able to interact with tools for the morphology simulation and vice versa. In order to obtain realistic results with computer-aided simulations it is important to regard the biological system in its entirety. The objective is to develop a software framework, which provides an interface structure to combine existing simulation tools, and to offer an interaction between all affiliated systems. Consequently, it is possible to re-use existing models and simulation programs. Additionally, dependencies between those can be defined. The system is designed to interoperate as an extendable architecture for various tools. The thesis shows the usability and applicability of the software and discusses potential improvements.