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Printed in acid-free paper 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 springer.com Preface ThisvolumecontainstheProceedingsofthe2ndInternationalSymposiumon Intelligent Interactive Multimedia Systems and Services (KES-IIMSS 2009) This second edition of the KES-IIMSS Symposium was organized by the DepartmentofInformationTechnologiesofUniversityofMilan,Italyincon- junctionwithHanyangUniversity,KoreaandKESInternational.KES-IIMSS is a new series of international scientific symposia aimed at presenting novel researchin the fields of intelligent multimedia systems relevant to the devel- opment of a new generation of interactive, user-centric services. The major theme underlying this year’s symposium is the rapid integration of multi- media processing techniques within a new wave of user-centric services and processes. Indeed, pervasive computing has blurred the traditional distinc- tion between conventionalinformationtechnologies and multimedia process- ing, making multimedia an integral part of a new generation of IT-based interactive systems. The aim of the KES-IIMSS symposium, following the general structure of KES events, is to provide an internationally respected forum for publishing high-quality results of scientific research while allow- ing for timely dissemination of research breakthroughs and novel ideas via a number of autonomous special sessions and workshops on emerging is- sues and topics identified each year. IMSS 2009 co-located events include the InternationalWorkshoponHuman-Computer Interactionin Knowledge- based Environments, and three invited sessions respectively on Intelligent Systems for Healthcare, Design of Intelligent Environments for Supporting Human Interaction and Multimedia Techniques for Device and Ambient In- telligence (MTDAI). The MTDAI sessionfollows in the footsteps of a yearly by-invitation-onlyworkshoptraditionally organizedby the University of Mi- lanandheldinthebeautifulVillaBraidathatthisyearhashostedtheentire set of KES IIMSS events. KES IIMSS 2009 final program is composed of a GeneralTrackfeaturing16fullpapersbyauthorsfromfourcontinentsand10 countries. These papers were selected via a careful refereeing process among 45submissions,yielding a35%acceptancerate.Satellite eventsinclude ato- talofsessionandworkshoppapers.Weareverysatisfiedofthequalityofthe VI Preface programandwouldliketothankthe authorsforchoosingKES-IIMSSasthe forumwhere to presenttheir work.Also,we gratefullyacknowledgethe hard work of KES IIMSS international program committee and of the additional reviewers for selecting the accepted conference papers. We wish to thank the sessionandworkshoporganizersandauthorsfor proposinga stimulating side program, hopefully capturing some the spirit and lively discussions of theoriginalMTDAIevent.WewishtoexpressourgratitudetotheKESSec- retariat,fortheirhelpintheorganizationalissues.Thanksarealsoduetothe localarrangementteam,includingMarcoAnisetti,ValerioBellandiandOlga Scotti. Finally, we would like to point out KES-IMSS 2009 impressive set of keynotespeakers,includingoutstandingresearcherslikeBorkoFurht,Harald Kosh, Paolo Nesi and Vincent Oria. Their presence provided to KES-IMSS 2009 a unique opportunity for setting the research agenda of this exciting new field. General Co-Chairs Ernesto Damiani Jechang Jeong Programme Chairs Gabriella Pasi Roch Glitho Executive Chair Robert J. Howlett KES Founder Lakhmi C. Jain Contents Cost-Efficient Development of Virtual Sales Assistants....... 1 Markus Zanker, Marcel Bricman, Markus Jessenitschnig Security of Linguistic Threshold Schemes in Multimedia Systems ..................................................... 13 Marek R. Ogiela, Urszula Ogiela Surveillance Camera Tracking of Geo positioned Objects .... 21 Piotr Dalka, Andrzej Ciarkowski, Piotr Szczuko, Grzegorz Szwoch, Andrzej Czyz˙ewski Distributed knowledge creation, recording and improvement in collaborative design ......................... 31 Piero Mussio, Stefano Valtolina, Barbara Rita Barricelli, Monica Bordegoni, Francesco Ferrise, Marco Ambrogio Effectiveness of Business Alliances Partnerships ............. 43 Sylvia Encheva, Sharil Tumin Towards Semantic-based RSS Merging....................... 53 F. Getahun, J. Tekli, M. Viviani, R. Chbeir, K. Yetongnon An Efficient Simulator for Reactive Web Caching............ 65 Georgios Kastaniotis, Christos Douligeris Constructing World Abstractions for Natural Language in Virtual 3D Environments.................................... 77 Carlos Le´on, Salvador de la Puente, Daniel Dionne, Raquel Herva´s, Pablo Gerva´s Standardized Mobile Multimedia Query Composer .......... 87 Mario Do¨ller, Tobias Mayer, Kim Lim Fong, Stefan Beck, Harald Kosch, David Coquil VIII Contents Computer Animation and Communicability in Multimedia System: A Trichotomy Evaluation ........................... 103 Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra, Miguel Cipolla Ficarra Virtual Learning Environment: Quality Design for Foreign Languages in Multimedia Systems ........................... 117 Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Recognizing objects in images using visual attention schema ...................................................... 129 Hoai-Bac Le, Tran-Thanh Thang Towards a Comprehensive Data Fusion Architecture For Cognitive Robotics .......................................... 145 Malek Baklouti, Jamil AbouSaleh, Bahador Khaledgi, Fakhreddine Karray Nondestructive Flaw Detection System of Intelligent Robot with Machine Vision......................................... 157 Zhiguo Chen, Wenbo Xu A Novel Online Textual/Graphical Domain Separation Approach for Sketch-Based Interfaces ....................... 167 Danilo Avola, Andrea Del Buono, Pierluigi Del Nostro, Rui Wang Effective Region-based Relevance Feedback for Interactive Content-based Image Retrieval ............................. 177 Walid Barhoumi, Abir Gallas, Ezzeddine Zagrouba The Feasibility of Auto Profiling Online ..................... 191 Manfred Pienemann, Bi-Jar Lin, Long-Yeu Chung Progress Evaluation Based on Fuzzy Relationships........... 201 Sylvia Encheva, Sharil Tumin A Study of the Effect of Pupils’ Learning Achievement on Project-based Learning with Context Awareness Technology .................................................. 211 Kuo-Kuang Chu, Chien-I Lee, Po-Cheng Lu Improving interactions in knowledge intensive communities of practices for SMEs ....................................... 223 Ileana Hamburg Visual Interface for Content-based Query in Image Databases ................................................... 231 Cosmin Stoica Spahiu, Liana Stanescu, Dan Burdescu, Marius Brezovan Contents IX Enhancement of computer character animation utilizing fuzzy rules................................................... 241 Piotr Szczuko, Boz˙ena Kostek Comparative performance evaluation of classifiers for Facial Expression Recognition...................................... 253 Aristomenis S. Lampropoulos, Ioanna-Ourania Stathopoulou, George A. Tsihrintzis Human-Computer Interaction Approach Applied to the Multimedia System of Polysensory Integration .............. 265 Lech Michal, Kostek Bozena Fuzzy Simple Additive Weighting for Evaluating a Personalised Geographical Information System .............. 275 Katerina Kabassi Animated Agents in the User Interface of Recommender Systems ..................................................... 285 Anastasios Savvopoulos, Maria Virvou A Web-Based Interactive System for Learning NL to FOL Conversion .................................................. 297 Ioannis HATZILYGEROUDIS, Isidoros PERIKOS Document Design with Interactive Evolution ................ 309 Juan C. Quiroz, Amit Banerjee, Sushil J. Louis, Sergiu M. Dascalu Enhancing 2D environments with 3D data input............. 321 Constantinos Patsakis, Nikolaos Alexandris, Elina Flerianou Determining a Discrete Geometric Random Sum in Computational Intelligence for Supporting a Complex Human-Computer Interaction System under a Major Risk ........................................................ 327 Constantinos T. Artikis, Panagiotis T. Artikis Usability Factors for an Intelligent Tutoring System on Computer Programming..................................... 339 Konstantina Chrysafiadi, Maria Virvou Emotional Intelligence in Multimodal Object Oriented User Interfaces .............................................. 349 Efthymios Alepis, Maria Virvou X Contents A Mobile Music Recommender System based on a Two-level Genre-Rating SVM Classifier enhanced by Collaborative Filtering....................................... 361 P.S. Lampropoulou, A.S. Lampropoulos, G.A. Tsihrintzis Video Deinterlacing Algorithm Based on Fuzzy Reasoning with Angle Extraction Approach ............................ 369 Gwanggil Jeon, Yong Fang, Kangjun Lee, Min Young Jung, Rokkyu Lee, Jechang Jeong Semantic Similarity Based Video Retrieval .................. 381 Min Young Jung, Sung Han Park Fast and low cost 3d object recognition...................... 391 Cesare Bornaghi, Beniamino Ferrari, Ernesto Damiani Emotional State Inference Using Face Related Features...... 401 Marco Anisetti, Valerio Bellandi UBIAS Systems supporting interpretation of radiological images....................................................... 413 Lidia Ogiela, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Marek R. Ogiela Multimedia Elements for Medical e-Learning Improvement ................................................ 421 Liana Stanescu, Dan Burdescu, Gabriel Mihai, Marius Brezovan, Cosmin Stoica Spahiu An Infrastructure for Pervasive Access to Clinical Data in eHospitals .................................................. 431 Massimo Esposito, Luigi Gallo, Antonio Coronato, Gennaro Della Vecchia Intelligent Systems for Optimized Operating Rooms......... 443 Vladimir Stantchev A healthcare real-time monitoring system for multiple sensors data collection and correlation....................... 455 Luigi Romano, Luigi Coppolino, Ivano Alessandro Elia, Gianluigi Spagnuolo Personal Health Monitor .................................... 465 Almudena Vicente Tocino, Juan Jos´e Andr´es Guti´errez, Iva´n A´lvarez Navia, Francisco J. Garc´ıa Pen˜alvo, Esteban P´erez Castrejo´n, Jos´e Rafael Garc´ıa-Bermejo Giner Basic Actions in Art Study: Toward an Intelligent Environment for Human Creative Interaction ............... 477 Fuminori Akiba
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