Urban Design Logical Scheming Based on Semantic Network Information

Intelligent Information Access Based on Logical Semantic Binding Method

The idea of the computer system capable of simulating understanding with respect to reading a document and answering questions pertaining to it has attracted researchers since the early 1970s. Currently, the information access has received increased attention within the natural language processing (NLP) community as a means to develop and evaluate robust question answering methods. Most recent ...

Robust Network Agreement on Logical Information

Logical consensus is an approach to distributed decision making which is based on the availability of a network of agents with incomplete system knowledge. The method requires the construction of a Boolean map which defines a dynamic system allowing the entire network to consent on a unique, global decision. Previous work by the authors proved the method to be viable for applications such as in...

Designing a logical data model of athletes' hospital information management system based on international standards

Background and purpose: Today, hospital care, relying on the health record system, has received more attention than before. Considering the diversity of data in these systems, the design of standard conceptual and logical models by service providers will play an important role in their success. Therefore, this research was conducted with the aim of designing a logical data model of the hospital...

Democratic Urban Streets Design Guideline Codifications (Based on Qualitative Democratic Urban Spaces Design Norms)

Distributed Information Retrieval Based on Hierarchical Semantic Overlay Network

One fundamental problem that confronts information retrieval is to efficiently support query with higher accuracy and less logic hops. This paper presents HSPIR (Hierarchical Semantic P2P-based Information Retrieval) that distributes document indices through the P2P network hierarchically based on documents semantics generated by Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) [1]. HSPIR uses CAN [2] and Range ...