Cities present new challenges and needs to satisfy and improve lifestyle for their citizens under the concept “Smart City”. In order to achieve this goal in a global manner, new technologies are required as the robotic one. But Public entities unknown the possibilities offered by this technology to get solutions to their needs. In this paper the development of the Innovative Public Procurement ...

There are two types of criteria for users: economic criteria and technical criteria. The set of economic criteria for users was designed to determine which type of machine translation system should be introduced in order to obtain maximum economic efficiency. The technical set of criteria for users was designed to help those who have decided to introduce a machine translation system to determin...

Almost all of the current process scheduling algorithms which are used in modern operating systems (OS) have their roots in the classical scheduling paradigms which were developed during the 1970’s. But modern computers have different types of software loads and user demands. We think it is important to run what the user wants at the current moment. A user can be a human, sitting in front of a ...

Each person who travels in a city wants to arrive to the destination as quickly as possible. Nevertheless, in the same time, from an urban transportation company’s perspective, it is also very important to assure that the access to public transport services is available for as many people as possible, according to their needs. In this paper, we try to present a model of public urban transport o...

this paper considers development from social perspective. one of the most important aspects of development in every country which is also one of main goals of developments as well is to create equal opportunity for everyone in the society to reach higher scientific, cultural and social standards. for presence in the society, certain situations and equipments are needed to be developed step by s...

This paper tackles textual demand analysis, the task of capturing what people want or need, rather than identifying what they like or dislike, on which much conventional work has focused. It exploits syntactic patterns as clues to detect previously unknown demands, and requires domaindependent knowledge to get high recall. To build such patterns we created an unsupervised pattern induction meth...