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The role of Artificial Intelligence and Distributed computing in IoT applications
[ES] La serie «El rol de la inteligencia artificial y la computación distribuida en las aplicaciones IoT» contiene publicaciones sobre la teorÃa y aplicaciones de la computación distribuida y la inteligencia artificial en el Internet de las cosas. Prácticamente todas las disciplinas como la ingenierÃa, las ciencias naturales, la informática y las ciencias de la información, las TIC, la economÃa, los negocios, el comercio electrónico, el medio ambiente, la salud y las ciencias de la vida están cubiertas. La lista de temas abarca todas las áreas de los sistemas inteligentes modernos y la informática como: inteligencia computacional, soft computing incluyendo redes neuronales, inteligencia social, inteligencia ambiental, sistemas auto-organizados y adaptativos, computación centrada en el ser humano y centrada en el ser humano, sistemas de recomendación, control inteligente, robótica y mecatrónica, incluida la colaboración entre el ser humano y la máquina, paradigmas basados en el conocimiento, paradigmas de aprendizaje, ética de la máquina, análisis inteligente de datos, gestión del conocimiento, agentes inteligentes, toma de decisiones inteligentes y apoyo, seguridad de la red inteligente, gestión de la confianza, entretenimiento interactivo, inteligencia de la Web y multimedia.
Las publicaciones en el marco de «El rol de la inteligencia artificial y la computación distribuida en las aplicaciones IoT» son principalmente las actas de seminarios, simposios y conferencias. Abarcan importantes novedades recientes en la materia, tanto de naturaleza fundacional como aplicable. Un importante rasgo caracterÃstico de la serie es el corto tiempo de publicación. Esto permite una rápida y amplia difusión de los resultados de las investigaciones[EN] The series «The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Distributed Computing in IoT Applications» contains publications on the theory and applications of distributed computing and artificial intelligence in the Internet of Things. Virtually all disciplines such as engineering, natural sciences, computer and information sciences, ICT, economics, business, e-commerce, environment, health and life sciences are covered. The list of topics covers all areas of modern intelligent systems and computer science: computational intelligence, soft computing including neural networks, social intelligence, ambient intelligence, self-organising and adaptive systems, human-centred and people-centred computing, recommendation systems, intelligent control, robotics and mechatronics including human-machine collaboration, knowledge-based paradigms, learning paradigms, machine ethics, intelligent data analysis, knowledge management, intelligent agents, intelligent decision making and support, intelligent network security, trust management, interactive entertainment, web intelligence, and multimedia.
The publications in the framework of «The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Distributed Computing in IoT Applications» are mainly the proceedings of seminars, symposia and conferences. They cover important recent developments in the field, whether of a foundational or applicable character. An important feature of the series is the short publication time. This allows for the rapid and wide dissemination of research results
Recommender systems based on hybrid models
[EN]Recommender Systems (RSs) play a very important role in
web navigation, ensuring that the users easily find the information they are
looking for. Today’s social networks contain a large amount of information
and it is necessary that they employ mechanism that will guide users to
the information they are interested in. However, to be able to recommend
content according to user preferences, it is necessary to analyse their profiles
and determine their preferences. The present study presents the work related
to different recommender systems focused on two different hybrid models.
Both of them are using a Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) system combined with
the training of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm. First, some information
is analyzed and trained with an AI algorithm in order to determine
relevant patters hidden on the information. Then, the CBR system extends
the system using a series of metrics and similar past cases to decide whether
the recommendation is likely to be recommended to a user. Finally, the last
step on the CBR is to propose recommendations to the final user, whose job
is to validate or reject the proposal feeding the cases database
A Recommendation-based Proposal for Improving Energy Efficiency in Housing
[EN]75% of buildings in the EU are not designed according to
any energy efficiency code and around 45%of the world’s energy is used in
the residential sector. This is why one of Europe’s biggest energy challenges
is to include consumers at the heart of the energy system. The aim of this
work is to develop a solution to a problem of such magnitude: to create a
system of personalised recommendations to each consumer that contributes
to improving the energy efficiency of their home.
The data will be obtained from sensorized homes in Salamanca. Some
examples of possible recommendations are reducing the temperature of the
thermostat, change the time at which the house is ventilated and raise the
blinds at a certain time. The system developed is capable of providing these
recommendations correctly an-d efficiently
Social pervasive systems: The integration of social networks and pervasive systems
Sensor technology embedded in smart mobile devices branded such devices as candidates for building innovative context-aware pervasive applications. On a parallel front, the notable evolution in the shape and form of social networking and their seamless accessibility from mobile devices founded a goldmine of contextual information. Utilizing an ecosystem that combines both mobile smart devices and a big data like environment in the form of social networks allows for the creation of an elitist set of services and applications that merge the two domains. In this paper, and following the footsteps of similar research efforts that attempted to combine both domains, we describe what we label as Social Pervasive Systems that cross-pollinate a mutually influential mobile and social world with opportunities for new breeds of applications. We present herein the evolution of the merger between both worlds for a better understanding. Above and beyond what related work achieved, we present a set of new services and potential applications that emerge from this new blend, and also describe some of the expected challenges such systems will face
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