IJIMAI 2018 - Regular Issue - Vol. 5 Issue 1

Year
2018
Vol
5
Number
1
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The International Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence (IJIMAI) provides an interdisciplinary forum in which scientists and professionals share their research results and report new advances on tools that use AI with interactive multimedia techniques. A brief of selected papers of IJIMAI are mentioned below:

IJIMAI 2018 - Special Issue on Big Data and e-health - Vol. 4 Issue 7

Year
2018
Vol
4
Number
7
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Data are becoming increasingly important in health management. Just think of the advantages that could derive from monitoring the vital signs of any person and their symptoms turning them into an online platform that, upon proper authorization, doctors could access at any time and from any place. This is just an example of the kind of transformation processes that health management is undergoing.

IJIMAI How to Write a Good Abstract

Submitted by ruben.gonzalez on Wed, 01/03/2018 - 16:23

The abstract is the showcase of a paper. This is a very important part of it because, after the title, this is one of the most read parts. Many researchers decide reading a paper from the information in the abstract. Therefore the abstract is the opportunity to synthetize what has been done in a way that the reader is impressed and wants to learn more.

IJIMAI 2017 - Regular Issue - Vol. 4 Issue 6

Year
2017
Vol
4
Number
6
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The research works presented in this regular issue are based on various topics of interest, among which are included: nature inspired optimization algorithms, multi-agent systems, fast motion estimation, handwritten recognition, supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods, or web mining. The fields of application are diverse: e-commerce, computer security, 2.0 enterprises, decision making in business, online banking systems, video compression, user experience evaluation, accessibility for Deaf people, or wireless networks.

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