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ORCIDITAT 2010: Veľká Fatra, Slovak Republic
- Dana Pardubská:
Proceedings of the Conference on Theory and Practice of Information Technologies, ITAT 2010, Hotel Smrekovica, Veľká Fatra, Slovak Republic, September 21-25, 2010. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 683, CEUR-WS.org 2010 - Mária Bieliková:
How much semantics on the "wild" Web is enough for machines to help us? 1-6 - Peter Vojtás:
Information technologies - synergy of theory and application. 7-8 - Jirí Divis, Ondrej Bojar:
Automatic source code reduction. 9-16 - Martin Holena:
Two ways of using artificial neural networks in knowledge discovery from chemical materials data. 17-24 - Markéta Lopatková, Frantisek Mráz, Martin Plátek:
Towards a formal model of natural language description based on restarting automata with parallel DR-structures. 25-32 - Pavel Loupal, Karel Richta:
On the denotational semantics of XML-Lambda. 33-38 - Tomas Plachetka:
Clairvoyance versus cooperation in scheduling of independent tasks. 39-46 - Juraj Sebej:
Reversal of regular languages and state complexity. 47-54 - Jaroslav Snajberk, Premek Brada:
Implementation of a data layer for the visualization of component-based applications. 55-62 - Martina Visnovská, Michal Nánási, Tomás Vinar, Brona Brejová:
Estimating effective DNA database size via compression. 63-70 - Ondrej Zajícek:
Approximate throughput maximization in scheduling of parallel jobs on hypercubes. 71-75
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